Port Adelaide duo Ollie Wines and Mitch Georgiades have undergone off-season knee surgeries to aid their preparation for 2026.
The pair both required knee arthroscopies, with the procedures taking place earlier this month and not expected to significantly impact their pre-season programs.
Wines and Georgiades aren't scheduled to return to Alberton for pre-season training until Monday, November 24.
The former is coming off a 20-game season that saw him continue to help lead the Power's engine room, being the 10th season he's played at least 20 games in, and fifth straight.
Wines averaged 25.4 disposals, 4.3 tackles and 5.6 clearances this year to finish in the top 10 of the 2025 John Cahill Medal count.
Georgiades finished second on the club's best and fairest leaderboard, polling 118 votes to trail only Zak Butters.
The Western Australian is coming off a career-best season with the Power, booting 58 goals from his 23 games, being one of just two players to play every game under Ken Hinkley this year.
The Power are set to enter the summer with forward Sam Powell-Pepper as the sole player in their casualty ward, having sustained an ACL injury in July that will likely see him miss the first half of next season.
Powell-Pepper was one of 12 Power players ruled out of the remaining rounds of the season by the final game of the club's campaign, with all of Miles Bergman, Ryan Burton, Jae Burgoyne, Tom Cochrane, Jason Horne-Francis, Jack Lukosius, Todd Marshall, Esava Ratugolea, Josh Sinn, Dante Visentini and Xavier Walsh also entering the off-season with ailments.
