Collingwood forward Bobby Hill is unlikely to play for the club again, with reports indicating the Pies have commenced talks with his management to terminate his contract.
Since midway through last year, Hill has failed to be at the club consistently, playing only one half of football amid multiple periods of personal leave.
The 2023 Norm Smith medallist made attempts to return to the senior side, including three VFL appearances in May.
According to Channel Seven, Hill would be open to continuing his career in Queensland, while Port Adelaide also presents as a potential destination given the strong Indigenous cohort.
However, it is understood clubs are yet to make a move for Hill. His contract runs until the end of 2030, a deal he signed in April last year.
Originally drafted to GWS in 2018 with Pick 24, Hill shot to prominence when swapping the orange for the black and white ahead of 2023.
He played a pivotal role in delivering Collingwood a premiership, including a four-goal performance in the club's narrow grand final win over Brisbane.
Hill has played 102 AFL games, kicking 117 goals.
He also represented the Indigenous All Stars ahead of the 2025 season.
