West Coast and Brisbane have agreed to a Brandon Starcevich trade that includes a third club. <\/p>\n
Meanwhile, the Crows have asked the question of a young midfielder, while Collingwood will meet with a trade target interstate. Plus, the other deals that have been struck. <\/p>\n
Catch the latest AFL trade news from Tuesday October 7 below.<\/p>\n
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For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au.<\/p>\n 4.55PM – STARCEVICH TRADE AGREED IN THREE-TEAM DEAL, EAGLES MEET EX-CROW<\/p>\n West Coast\u2019s trade for free agent defender Brandon Starcevich has reportedly been agreed to, per SEN\u2019s Sam Edmund<\/a> on Tuesday afternoon.<\/p>\n Foxsports.com.au understands the deal will see West Coast land Pick 12, Brisbane get Pick 16, and Fremantle split its top selection in order to satisfy Melbourne in a deal for Judd McVee.<\/p>\n The Dockers are getting involved because their first pick (12) is too much for McVee but the Demons won\u2019t accept their second pick (33).<\/p>\n AFL Media reports they\u2019ll get picks 19 and 23 in the deal, and will offer 23 for McVee.<\/p>\n Along with Starcevich, the Eagles are set to receive picks 33 and 52 as well.<\/p>\n They sought to trade for Starcevich instead of simply signing him due to it diluting their likely Pick 2 compensation for Oscar Allen\u2019s departure. <\/p>\n But they\u2019ve been forced to surrender their no.16 selection to Brisbane, also currently holding Picks 1 and 22 ahead of November\u2019s draft. <\/p>\n Meanwhile, the Eagles have also met with recently delisted Adelaide midfielder Harry Schoenberg, according to The West<\/a>. <\/p>\n The report states the club hosted Schoenberg at its Mineral Resources Park headquarters on Tuesday, with the Eagles \u201cconsidering taking a punt\u201d on the midfielder, along with Collingwood\u2019s Fin Macrae.<\/p>\n 3.50PM – CROWS SOUND OUT YOUNGSTER<\/p>\n Adelaide has \u201casked the question\u201d of contracted Western Bulldogs midfielder Ryley Sanders. <\/p>\n Sanders, who hails from Tasmania and had previously shaped as a future target for the Devils, has emerged as \u201ca possible target\u201d for the Crows, per AFL Media\u2019s Cal Twomey<\/a>. <\/p>\n Twomey added on social media platform X: \u201cSanders\u2019 brother Ollie plays for Norwood in the SANFL and Crows have always kept an eye on Ryley. <\/p>\n \u201cNot expecting the Dogs let him go but there has been enquiries as they look to bolster their midfield.\u201d<\/p>\n The 20-year-old Sanders has played 35 games \u2014 including 21 this season \u2014 for the Bulldogs since being drafted no.6 overall in 2023. He has a year to run on his deal. <\/p>\n Ryley Sanders is being sounded out by the Adelaide Crows about a possible trade move. (Photo by Quinn Rooney\/Getty Images)Source: Getty Images<\/p>\n 2.40PM – SUN\u2019S MOVE CEMENTED<\/p>\n Gold Coast\u2019s deal to send Malcolm Rosas to Sydney has gone official at AFL House. <\/p>\n The Swans have landed Rosas and Pick 62 from the Suns in exchange for picks 51 and 69. <\/p>\n 1.30PM – PIES TO MEET OLIVER IN SYDNEY<\/p>\n Collingwood list boss Justin Leppitsch has confirmed the club will meet with Melbourne midfielder Clayton Oliver while he\u2019s in Sydney. <\/p>\n Oliver has also been in discussions with the Giants and is seemingly set to tour their facilities as he weighs up his next move after the Demons told him to explore his options. <\/p>\n \u201cObviously, it\u2019s a position of need going forward. We\u2019ve got an aging midfield that you guys keep telling us about consistently, and we know that too,\u201d Leppitsch told AFL Trade Radio on Tuesday. <\/p>\n \u201cWe want to slowly develop that part of the field. We\u2019ve still got some great young talent with Ned Long and obviously Nick Daicos … at a young age.<\/p>\n \u201cYou also see things Beau McCreery going through there late in the year, so to see the excitement of options we could put through there, we do have some good young talent.<\/p>\n \u201cSo, I guess it\u2019s providing the support around that as our veterans retire.\u201d<\/p>\n The 28-year-old Oliver is contracted for another five seasons on big money \u2014 prospectively making a trade complex \u2014 but it\u2019s been reported the Dees are prepared to pay up to $700,000 of his annual salary in order to accommodate a beneficial deal. <\/p>\n 12.40PM – FLANDERS DEAL STRUCK<\/p>\n A trade that will send Gold Coast\u2019s Sam Flanders to St Kilda has reportedly been agreed on.<\/p>\n AFL Media\u2019s Callum Twomey reports Flanders will move to the Saints in exchange for Pick 7 in a deal that could happen on Tuesday, if not, Wednesday.<\/p>\n It would give Gold Coast picks 6, 7, 14 and 17 and help the club\u2019s bid for Christian Petracca.<\/p>\n 12.30PM – ROGERS ANOTHER SUN ON \u2018WATCH\u2019<\/p>\n Another Sun on the move?<\/p>\n Jake Rogers is another Gold Coast player to \u201cwatch\u201d this trade period. <\/p>\n Seven\u2019s Xander McGuire revealed Rogers\u2019 management has been assessing potential interest from clubs in the former Pick 14 academy product, who\u2019s contracted for 2026.<\/p>\n That comes after Rogers has played only 18 games across hist first two seasons including missing time in 2025 due to injury.<\/p>\n 11.15AM – REIDY JOINS BLUES IN FIRST OFFICIAL DEAL OF TRADE PERIOD <\/p>\n We have our first deal of the trade period!<\/p>\n Paperwork was lodged on Tuesday morning for Fremantle ruckman Liam Reidy\u2019s trade to Carlton.<\/p>\n The Blues land Reidy and picks 53 and 71 in exchange for picks 50 and 68.<\/p>\n The Dockers ruckman has played only three AFL games across two seasons and helps replenish Carlton\u2019s ruck stocks after losing Tom De Koning to St Kilda.<\/p>\n ‘You Do Not FUMBLE Petracca!’ | 02:25<\/p>\n 11AM – \u2018TENSION\u2019 POINT IN MARSHALL TALKS <\/p>\n The \u2018tension\u2019 point in trade talks for Rowan Marshall between Geelong and St Kilda surrounds whether the Cats should surrender a 2025 pick or future selection, according to Nine\u2019s Tom Morris.<\/p>\n The Cats own Pick 18 in this year\u2019s draft, which is set to move back a few spots.<\/p>\n But while the Saints would prefer a future pick, Geelong reportedly believes St Kilda actually needs to send out salary to help the club to land all its trade targets. <\/p>\n