The 2025 All-Australian 44-man squad was released, but as always, it creates plenty of fiery conversations by the water cooler.
Did the selectors get it right? Who was lucky to make it? Who was stiff to miss?
2025 All-Australian 44-man squad
AdelaideJordan Dawson - 2023 AA
Mark Keane - Seeking First AA
Izak Rankine - Seeking First AA
Riley Thilthorpe - Seeking First AA
Josh Worrell - Seeking First AA
Brisbane
Harris Andrews - 2019, 2020 AA
Zac Bailey - Seeking First AA
Josh Dunkley - Seeking First AA
Hugh McCluggage - Seeking First AA
Dayne Zorko - 2017, 2024 AA
Carlton
None
Collingwood
Josh Daicos - 2023 AA
Nick Daicos - 2023, 2024 AA
Jamie Elliott - Seeking First AA
Essendon
None
Fremantle
Andrew Brayshaw - 2022 AA
Jordan Clark - Seeking First AA
Luke Jackson - Seeking First AA
Caleb Serong - 2023, 2024 AA
Geelong
Jeremy Cameron - 2013, 2019, 2022, 2024 AA
Max Holmes - Seeking First AA
Bailey Smith - Seeking First AA
Gold Coast
Noah Anderson - Seeking First AA
Sam Collins - Seeking First AA
Ben King - Seeking First AA
Ben Long - Seeking First AA
Matt Rowell - Seeking First AA
GWS
Lachie Ash - Seeking First AA
Finn Callaghan - Seeking First AA
Tom Green - Seeking First AA
Sam Taylor - 2022 AA
Hawthorn
Josh Battle - Seeking First AA
Jack Gunston - 2018 AA
Melbourne
Max Gawn - 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021 (captain), 2022, 2024 AA
Kysaiah Pickett - Seeking First AA
North Melbourne
None
Port Adelaide
Zak Butters - 2023, 2024 AA
Mitch Georgiades - Seeking First AA
Richmond
Nick Vlastuin - Seeking First AA
St Kilda
Nasiah Wanganeen-Milera - Seeking First AA
Sydney
Brodie Grundy - 2018, 2019 AA
Isaac Heeney - 2022, 2024 AA
West Coast
None
Western Bulldogs
Marcus Bontempelli - 2016, 2019, 2020, 2021 (vice-captain), 2023 (vice-captain), 2024 (captain) AA
Bailey Dale - 2021 AA
Sam Darcy - Seeking First AA
Tom Liberatore - Seeking First AA
Ed Richards - Seeking First AA
