Collingwood has signed Tim Mebrey to a one-year deal, locking him away until the end of 2027.
Membrey joined the Pies ahead of the 2025 season as a free agent after 178 games for St Kilda.
He's played 43 matches in the black and white, kicking 65 goals.
“Tim has become an important part of our group since joining the Club, so we're really pleased to have him recommit for another year,” General Manager of List and Talent Strategy Justin Leppitsch said.
“He's continued to give us a reliable presence in our forward line. His ability to complete and hit the scoreboard throughout the season has been important for us.
“With more than a decade of AFL experience, Tim brings invaluable football knowledge to our group, and we're looking forward to seeing what he can produce again next year.”
Membrey's signature follows teammate Ed Allan, who penned a four-year extension on Tuesday.
Defensive duo Jeremy Howe (2027) and Liam Puncher (2028) recently re-signed as well.
Collingwood farewelled club legends Steele Sidebottom (retired) and Scott Pendlebury (Gold Coast).
The Pies also announced six delistings last week, with Lachie Sullivan, Joel Cochran, Wil Parker, Jakob Ryan, Iliro Smit and mid-season recruit Mitch Podhajski all not offered contracts for 2027.
Contract calls on mid-season pick-up Harrison Coe, NGA draftee Jai Saxena and Noah Howes have yet to be confirmed by the club.
