Richmond has signed Fremantle winger Nathan O'Driscoll after the clubs struck a trade on Tuesday afternoon.
The dashing 24-year-old was keen to leave the Dockers in search of more opportunities and, according to AFL Media, the Tigers have acquired his services for Pick 61.
O'Driscoll played 17 games this season but lost his spot during the finals series as Fremantle made it to a Grand Final.
Earlier in the year, Fremantle had offered a three-year deal for O'Driscoll, but come the end of the season both parties agreed it would be best for the winger to seek a new club.
The Western Bulldogs had been contemplating signing O'Driscoll, however that interest cooled.
O'Driscoll was taken with Pick 27 in the 2020 National Draft and has played 55 games in six seasons.
Richmond is looking to add some low-cost experienced bodies to its squad for 2027 to help guide its abundance of youth.
The Dockers might be a landing spot for premiership Tiger Nathan Broad. However, the 33-year-old retired from Richmond to move home to Perth so a trade won't need to be struck between the two clubs.
The Tigers are currently weighing up whether to trade experienced defender Jayden Short and have recently acquired GWS ruckman Kieren Briggs as a free agent.
