St Kilda is understood to be listening to any offers that come for contracted winger Liam Henry.
The Saints have been through exit meetings with their players following the conclusion of the 2026 campaign.
The club has informed Henry of their openness to facilitating a deal, according to a report on SEN.
Henry crossed to the Moorabbin club after four years with Fremantle ahead of 2024, and has added 26 matches in the tri-colours.
The last two seasons have been hindered by soft-tissue injuries and form, limiting the former Docker to 14 games in that period. He's played 21 games in the VFL in the past two years.
Henry, a former first-round pick, is contracted for next year.
Last year, the Saints informed Jack Steele of their willingness to make a deal if one arose.
Steele was contracted until the end of 2027, but St Kilda wanted a fresh look in the midfield as a host of emerging talents were starting to make a splash in the AFL.
After he had dropped his captaincy duties, the midfielder was keen to see out his contract, but when Melbourne came late in the trade period after farewelling premiership duo Clayton Oliver and Christian Petracca, they needed stoppage reinforcements.
A 2027 third-round selection got the deal done, and has proven to be a win-win for both the Saints and Demons.
