Just three days of wheeling and dealing remain in the 2025 AFL Trade Period, which could still see upward of 20 players move clubs.
Some of the game's biggest names are in line to land elsewhere, with Christian Petracca, Charlie Curnow, Zach Merrett, Clayton Oliver and Rowan Marshall seeking moves.
Almost every club has some part to play in the trade period prior to Wednesday's 7:30pm (AEDT) deadline, whether that be moving for a player, bidding farewell to one, or helping facilitate a trade between two other sides.
Players like Leek Aleer and Bailey Humphrey have been part of the trade rumour mill over the past two weeks, but no clear landing spots have emerged, potentially adding to the deals that could be struck in the coming days.
Here, we look at 19 players potentially on the move, and the likelihood of those deals happening.
8James Rowbottom to Collingwood
Verdict: Unlikely
The Swans midfielder has been one of the late arrivals to the party this trade period, with his own club said to be open to shopping him.
Whether Rowbottom, who is contracted until the end of 2029, wants a move back to Victoria is another thing.
He has met with Collingwood, suggesting there is some interest from both sides, and the Swans would be listening to offers if it can help their pursuit of Charlie Curnow.
Sydney will want to make sure they can satisfy the Blues before parting with their tackling machine, with a first-round pick needed in return.
It might just be too late for this one to get off the ground, but we'll see.
