West Coast list manager Matt Clarke has said the likelihood of the Eagles chasing Geelong's Gryan Miers and Sydney's Chad Warner this off-season is low.
Clarke told AFL Trade Radio that both players are keen to stay at their respective clubs next season despite interest from the Eagles.
"We are keen to bolster the front half of our ground to increase our scoring power and connection," Clarke said.
"We touched based... earlier in the year as most clubs do when guys are out of the team for various reasons. (His manager) is pretty strong that Gryan is keen to stay at Geelong, he is a very loyal guy and really enjoys it there and is contracted for another couple of years.
"I think that is where it sits with Geelong at the moment. I don't expect a lot of movement there to be fair.
"From our understanding from (Warner's) management group, they have had pretty strong conversations with Sydney that he is a required player and he is very happy where he is right now.
"I don't expect any movement at our end. We will obviously do our due diligence at our end and ask the question.
"From where we sit right now, Chad will be playing for Sydney next year."
Melbourne defender-midfielder Trent Rivers is one trade target that could look to make a move home to Western Australia.
Rivers has been played out of position, and at times not at all, this season for the Demons and could be keen to move to the Eagles for a role in the midfield alongside the likes of Harley Reid and Willem Duursma.
"Trent is another player who is a WA boy," Clarke said.
"He has played some pretty good footy for the Demons over the years, he is a premiership player, he is of the age profile of the 25-26-year-old as well. He is also a free agent at the end of next year so there is a little bit to work through with that."
Melbourne veteran and former captain Jack Viney is also considering a move to Perth to play for West Coast next season having had a tour of the club's facilities in recent days.
Clarke said the possibility of coaching after his playing career is done is part of the lure that is attracting Viney west.
"We are trying to sell what (Viney) could offer to us as a group and as a playing list. Jack is back in Melbourne, the Demons have their best-and-fairest tonight so I'm sure he will take some time to assess what he has been through over the last few days," he said.
"We are understanding we might have something to chat about early next week potentially.
"We obviously know that Jack, at his very best, his football is at a really strong level. He is a great contest and pressure player, we think he can complement some of our younger guys and some of the veterans we have got on our list as it stands right now. He is one of the better leaders you will come across.
"There is some potential there (for him to move into coaching). Jack has dipped his toe in the water with some local junior coaching this year. At this stage, we are more looking at it from a playing perspective and on-field."
