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<\/a><\/p>\nEssendon’s decision to delist Will Setterfield<\/a> could open the door for a fourth AFL<\/a> club to sign the midfielder.<\/p>\n After stints at GWS, Carlton and the Bombers, Setterfield is more than worthy of another chance.<\/p>\n The 27-year-old proved his worth as a defensively-minded on-baller, tasked with curbing the efforts of Patrick Cripps<\/a> and Marcus Bontempelli<\/a>, whilst also finding plenty of the football himself.<\/p>\n However, through injury and selection, Setterfield’s opportunities have been limited, but that doesn’t mean a rival club could swoop and sign him as a delisted free agent, rookie or SSP prospect.<\/p>\n So who will take the punt of the three-club journeyman? We look at four potential landing spots for Will Setterfield<\/a>.<\/p>\n 1Collingwood<\/p>\n The Pies are in the market for a ball-winning midfielder, especially after farewelling Brownlow medallist Tom Mitchell<\/a>.<\/p>\n Setterfield would help assist champion Nick Daicos<\/a> and bridge the gap between the veterans at the club and the emerging youth.<\/p>\n Collingwood were found out during their preliminary final loss to Brisbane, and with Scott Pendlebury<\/a> and Steele Sidebottom<\/a> likely to run out for one more year, they desperately need soldiers through the centre of the ground.<\/p>\n