There were plenty of surprises during the 2025 trade and free agency period as 34 players found new homes.
Some big names will don new colours next year, while some will return to their club with their tails between their legs.
But who won the trade period? Who lost?
We take you through EVERY club...
TRADE HUB: ALL THE LATEST TRADE MOVES AND NEWS
TRADE DEADLINE DAY: READ EVERYTHING AS IT HAPPENED ON THE FRANTIC WEDNESDAY
TRADE TRACKER: RECAP EVERY PICK AND MOVE
DRAFT ORDER: YOUR CLUB'S PICK FOR THE 2025 NATIONAL DRAFT
9GWS
The Giants are perhaps the biggest winners of the off-season after landing Clayton Oliver for a mere third-round pick, while also not having to take on half of his monster salary.
Oliver bolsters GWS' clearance game and overall midfield depth, which has lagged behind other contenders in recent seasons. Moreover, the Giants were able to maintain their defensive depth this offseason after St Kilda shockingly backflipped on Leek Aleer despite reportedly wooing the young defender to Moorabbin for at least 18 months.
With this context, the departure of Jacob Wehr is insignificant. The Giants look set up for another premiership tilt, should their controversial mix of players stay locked in on footy under Adam Kingsley.
GRADE: A+
Ins: Clayton Oliver (Melbourne)
Outs: Jacob Wehr (Port Adelaide)
2025 AFL Draft picks: 12, 35, 91, 109
