West Coast have emerged as a club of interest in Geelong premiership forward Gryan Miers.
Miers is contracted for two more seasons, but it hasn't stopped rivals from asking the question about his future.
The premiership Cat has been floated as gettable, with Carlton earlier in the year linked to his services as a potential trade.
And now, according to AFL Media, the Eagles are one to watch.
Geelong football boss Andrew Mackie addressed Miers' future on Wednesday.
"I've heard some speculation on him ... clubs over the last couple of years have raised his (name) amongst other names," Mackie told AFL Trade Radio.
"But no ... other players have been raised this year. I think it's clear the Saints were asking about Lawson Humphries. But no, no, from our end, it's been pretty quiet from that point of view."
Miers experienced an unusual season after partially tearing his anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) but opted against surgery.
The crafty forward only missed five weeks with a knee injury, and also spent time in the VFL whilst he was recovering and building his confidence.
Miers returned in Round 19 and played the remaining eight games of the 2026 season.
