St Kilda has reportedly tabled a five-year offer to Greater Western Sydney defender Adam Tomlinson.
AFL Trade Radio's Damian Barrett reports that despite Tomlinson being contracted for another two seasons, the Saints believe he can be lured home to Victoria with an attractive offer.
.@barrettdamian: The Saints have tabled a five-year deal for Adam Tomlinson for him to leave #NABTradeRadio
— NAB AFL Trade Radio (@traderadio) October 5, 2017
.@barrettdamian: There is a feeling among people who know Tomlinson, that he will now consider leaving his GWS contract #NABTradeRadio
— NAB AFL Trade Radio (@traderadio) October 5, 2017
Tomlinson's name has come up on multiple occasions over the past few trade periods and he was largely expected to leave the club at the end of last season, before re-signing until the end of 2019.
Carlton has been most active in pursing Tomlinson over the past two years.
However, Barrett reports that it is St Kilda and also Collingwood who are trying to lure the 24-year-old home this year, with the Saints the most aggressive of the two clubs.
Tomlinson, the No.9 pick in the 2011 National Draft, has played 91 games for the Giants, including 24 of 25 matches this season. He averaged 13.8 disposals, 1.6 tackles and five marks in 2017.
