Hawthorn have secured Chad Wingard in a three-way deal that will see the Brisbane Lions trade Sam Mayes and pick 5 to Port Adelaide for pick 6, 35 and a future third round selection.
Wingard's move to the Hawks will send Ryan Burton and pick 15, 35 and a future third round selection to the Power.
The Lions have also traded Sam Mayes and and pick 5 to the Power for pick 6, 35 and a future third round selection.
Pick 6 will likely be used by the Lions to secure Lachie Neal from Fremantle.
Burton yesterday agreed to join the Power on a four-year-deal, despite being 'shocked' when reports emerged the Hawks had offered him to the Power in exchange for Wingard.
The 21-year-old played 47 games for the Hawks since being selected with pick 19 in the 2015 National Draft.
Wingard took to Instagram to thank Port Adelaide for the opportunity to play at the top level.
Selected with pick 6 in the 2011 National Draft, Wingard played 147 games and kicked 232 goals for the Power.
Wingard was named in the All-Australian team in 2013 and 2015 and won the John Cahill medal in 2013.
Selected with pick 8 in the 2012 National Draft, Sam Mayes departs Brisbane to be closer to family.
The 24-year-old played 101 games for the Lions in six seasons at the club.
Brisbane General Manager of Football David Noble thanked Mayes for his commitment to the club.
“We would like to thank Sam for his efforts and contributions over the years at our Club,” Noble told the Lions website.
“During a challenging period at the Club Sam stood up, continued playing with the Lions and we are grateful for his loyalty.