The official start of the 2025 Free Agency and Trade Period has begun, with plenty of stars of the competition set to join rival clubs.

Here is every move for the third day of the Trade and Free Agency period...

Demons receive pick for McVee

Fremantle has successfully acquired Melbourne's Judd McVee for Pick 23.

The Dockers landed the selection via a three-club trade with Brisbane and West Coast, which saw Brandon Starcevich land at the Eagles.

The Lions received Picks 16, 44 and 50.

West Coast received Starcevich, as well as Pick 12, 33 and 52.

Fremantle acquired Pick 19, 23 and 46.

Starcevich lands in the west

Brisbane dual premiership player Brandon Starcevich has been traded to West Coast in a three-club trade, with Fremantle helping facilitate a move.

The Eagles were steadfast on trading for Starcevich to avoid diluting the Oscar Allen compensation, which is set to be Pick 2 in this year's draft.

Starcevich will return to his home state, while a raft of picks, according to AFL Media's Cal Twomey will change hands.

Eagles open to trading top pick

The Eagles say they are "unlikely" to trade Pick 1, but are more than willing to listen to offers if they come.

West Coast will have a strong hand in next month's National Draft, currently holding Picks 1, 16, 22, 23, 37 and 57, and will acquire Pick 2 as Oscar Allen compensation.

Their hand was enhanced by the AFL's assistance package, which netted the Western Australian club with Pick 19 (now 22) and four extra rookie list spots.

However, there's a minor hold-up regarding the Brandon Starcevich move, which is heading towards a trade that will land the Brisbane premiership defender.

But that won't stop the Eagles from considering a major draft shake-up.

"At this stage, we'd be unlikely to trade pick one, but you never know," Eagles list boss Matt Clarke said, according to AFL Media.

"If there's some clubs that want to move up and might have multiple picks, we'll have a look at it.

"Our recruiting team will do their (draft) ratings again this week, and we'll see what that looks like."

Suns forward moves to Sydney

Gold Coast and Sydney have completed a trade that will see Malcolm Rosas Jr join the Swans in 2026.

The Suns will receive Picks 51 and 69, but send Rosas and Pick 69 to New South Wales.

St Kilda, Gold Coast agree on Flanders deal

Sam Flanders is heading to Moorabbin after Gold Coast agreed to send him to the Saints for St Kilda's Pick 7 in the 2025 National Draft.

It's a selection which will likely be a central element in the looming Christian Petracca trade with Melbourne, with Gold Coast's draft hand now including a whopping four first-round selections.

Flanders, who is contracted until the end of 2027, was tossing up between the Saints, Essendon, Melbourne and Carlton as his preferred new home, but St Kilda's five-year deal worth around $900,000 a season to the 24-year-old won him over.

Liam Reidy becomes a Blue

Carlton and Fremantle have lodged the paperwork for an agreed upon deal which will send Dockers ruckman Liam Reidy to the Blues, granting him his desired trade request.

Fremantle are sending Reidy and Picks 53 and 71 to the Blues and will receive Picks 50 and 68 from Carlton, according to AFL Media's Riley Beveridge.

Dockers set asking price for Demon

Fremantle will be happy to offer Melbourne a second-round pick for dashing defender Judd McVee.

The Dockers see McVee playing across half back, helping turn defence into attack alongside Jordan Clark and Heath Chapman.

"We've had some early chats with Melbourne, but still plenty to play out. I don't think our picks line up with what his value is, so we'll look to move around and shuffle, and come to a deal that everyone is happy with," Fremantle's Head of Player Personnel David Walls said.

Fremantle's current draft hand (Picks 12, 33, 44, 53 and 71) are not deemed suitable in the eyes of Walls for McVee.

"Still needs to play out, and what happens to the compensation picks," he added.

"I think he's a second-round pick, Judd."

Bulldogs "open-minded" regarding Ugle-Hagan trade

Western Bulldogs list boss Sam Power insists no trade request from troubled former number one draft pick Jamarra Ugle-Hagan has come across his desk, but that the club will be 'open-minded', should that change.

Ugle-Hagan met with the Gold Coast Suns last week in an effort to re-ignite his playing career away from the Whitten Oval. Power, however, remains adamant no communication from the Ugle-Hagan camp has been forthcoming regarding a potential move.

"We haven't had any dialogue; Jamarra hasn't requested a trade," he said.

"The club keeps in contact - he's a Western Bulldogs player and we have great care for our players and staff. There's regular communications through different people, mostly around care.

"We've seen the interest that's there, but at this stage, he hasn't requested the trade."

Sydney shocked by interest in move from Swans pair

Sydney Swans Head of List Strategy and Player Personnel Chris Keane has admitted the club has been "caught off guard" by young forward Jack Buller's supposed desire to be traded to Collingwood, as well as Will Hayward's openness to being involved in a Charlie Curnow trade.

Buller informed Collingwood he wishes to join the club after two-and-a-half years and 10 games at the Swans, with the Magpies looking to replace Brody Mihocek, who is likely to depart to Melbourne via a trade.

"Jack caught us off guard a bit. We had no indication he was looking at a move," Keane told AFL Trade Radio on Tuesday.

"We understand his intention is to get to Collingwood. We will see how that one goes throughout this period.

"We did everything we could have, and we had a compelling offer on the table. We are disappointed about it.

"Will Hayward is contracted for 4 more years, and he will see out that contract. There is not much in those rumours to be honest."

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