Collingwood is locked in for finals this year, yet there is still some work for to do off the field with much of their 2023 premiership side out of contract.<\/p>\n
The Pies have 18 players out of contract at the end of this year, including 10 players from their 2023 Premiership side.<\/p>\n
Jeremy Howe, Jamie Elliot and Brody Mihocek have all been offered contracts for next year, according to afl.com.au journalist Riley Beveridge<\/a>.<\/p>\n Howe was offered a one-year deal for next year, where the 2023 premiership player would be 36 years old at the end of 2026.<\/p>\n MORE:\u00a0Fox Footy commentators ordered to not use nicknames on AFL broadcast<\/a><\/p>\n Brownlow Medalist and Premiership Magpie Tom Mitchell also wants to play on next year, telling afl.com.au<\/a>\u00a0 he \u2018100 per cent wants to keep playing footy\u2019 next year.<\/p>\n Mitchell has played 35 games for the Pies but has missed significant time due to a broken leg and a foot injury, and has yet to discuss a new contract with them.<\/p>\n Other 2023 premiership Magpies currently out of contract at Collingwood include Billy Frampton, Mason Cox, Oleg Markov, Scott Pendlebury, Steele Sidebottom and Will Hoskin-Elliott.<\/p>\n Pies Ruckman Darcy Cameron is another one to watch out for as he decides whether to request a trade back to his home state of Western Australia with one year remaining on his contract, as the West Coast Eagles are reportedly interested in him.<\/p>\n