AFL trade period 2021 LIVE updates Day 4 AFL wins appeal Toby Greene suspended for six matches for ump bump Cerra traded to Blues
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Deals completed so far in trade period 2021. If more deals are completed and confirmed today we will add them to the list.
1. Essendon signed unrestricted free agent Jake Kelly (Adelaide Crows) on Friday, October 1.
Based on the player’s age and the contract offer, the AFL advised the Adelaide Crows the club would be eligible for a round three compensation selection, which would be number 44 on the current provisional draft selection order.
2. The Gold Coast Suns signed unrestricted free agent Mabior Chol (Richmond) on Friday, October 1.
Based on the player’s age and the contract offer, the AFL advised Richmond the club would be eligible for an end of round two compensation selection, which would be number 38 on the current provisional draft selection order.
Richmond’s Mabior Chol has moved to Gold Coast as a free agent.Credit:Getty Images
3. Carlton made an offer to restricted free agent George Hewett (Sydney) on Friday, October 1. The Sydney Swans elected not to match the offer the following day and Hewett is able to join Carlton immediately.
Based on the player’s age and the contract offer, the AFL advised the Sydney Swans the club would be eligible for an end of round two compensation selection, which would be number 39 on the current provisional draft selection order.
4. Collingwood trade their future round two selection, future round three selection and future round four selection to the Gold Coast Suns for their round two (22), round three (46), round three (58), round five (79) and future round four selection.
5. Collingwood trade their round three selection (41) to Geelong for Nathan Kreuger and their round three selection (55).
6. Port Adelaide trade their future third-round pick to the Giants for Jeremy Finlayson.
7. Melbourne signed unrestricted free agent Luke Dunstan (St Kilda) on Wednesday October 6.
8. In a four-way trade, Melbourne trade their round three selection (45) to the Western Bulldogs for their first-round pick (17),
St Kilda trade their round three selection (49) to Melbourne.
The Adelaide Crows trade their round two selection (37) to Melbourne for a second-round pick (33) and a future first-rounder.
The Adelaide Crows trade their round four selections (62, 66) and a future round four selection to St Kilda.
The Adelaide Crows trade their round two selection (23) and round three selection (44) to the Western Bulldogs for a fourth-round pick (75).
9. Collingwood trade their round two selection (22) to Fremantle for their round two selection (27) and a future third-round pick.
10. Fremantle trade a future second-round pick and future fourth-round pick to Gold Coast for Will Brodie, a second-round pick (19) and two picks from round four (61, 69).
11. Fremantle trade Adam Cerra to Carlton for pick six and a future third-round pick.
12. Tim O’Brien (Hawthorn) joins the Western Bulldogs as an unrestricted free agent.
13. In a three-way trade, the Western Bulldogs traded Lewis Young to Carlton.
Carlton traded Sam Petrevski-Seton to the West Coast Eagles.
The West Coast Eagles traded their round three selection (52) to the Western Bulldogs.
West Coast Eagles list manager Rohan O’Brien expects veteran pair Shannon Hurn and Josh Kennedy will agree to play on in 2022 once they return from their off-season breaks.
O’Brien couldn’t completely confirm their returns on Thursday as both are on their holidays and visiting family outside WA but he has confidence both will play on as the Eagles look to return to the finals next year.
Josh Kennedy kicks for goal.Credit:Getty Images
O’Brien said Hurn was home in South Australia and doing some shearing which he is known to do during his breaks while Kennedy will also sort out his future once his holidays are over.
“Josh is away at the moment on a break,†O’Brien said.
“I would expect that Josh would play next year, when he returns from his break we’ll tidy that up.â€
The Eagles have spoken with Jarrod Brander about looking at other opportunities and those talks are continuing while O’Brien said initial talks about trading for Port Adelaide midfielder Sam Powell-Pepper hadn’t come to much as the price was too high from the Power.
The talking heads on AFL trade radio are talking up West Coast Eagles for securing former Blues draft pick Sam Petrevski-Seton with pick 52 today.
Matt Rendell said the move had the potential to be the best move of trade period with the former number six pick heading back home to WA for such a low selection.
But Eagles list manager Rohan O’Brien said his club had long followed the young West Australian and rated him highly although they hadn’t moved from their initial offer of a third-round pick.
“In the end, it probably suited Carlton to do things pretty quickly. It was a pretty easy deal,†O’Brien told AFL trade radio.
O’Brien said in the team’s press release that they hoped to use Petrevski-Seton as a mid-forward in 2022.
One new name that has been thrown into the trade period mix today has been Dockers big man Rory Lobb who is reportedly keen on a move back to the GWS Giants.
SEN and AFL trade radio have both reported on Lobb’s desire to head back to his old club with SEN’s Sam Edmund tweeting Lobb would take less money to seal the deal and that he had completed a medical and trade talks would continue on Friday.
The big question now is who and what picks could the Giants use to secure Lobb.
Rory Lobb gets a kick.Credit:Getty Images
Just one week after celebrations for their drought-breaking premiership, Melbourne have pushed into the first round of this year’s national draft while grabbing St Kilda midfielder Luke Dunstan as a free agent on a two-year deal.
Melbourne secured a first-round draft pick in this year’s national draft after joining Adelaide, the Western Bulldogs and St Kilda in a four-way pick swap that will help the Bulldogs and the Saints gain points for father-son and academy bids and may give the Crows the collateral to land Sydney’s Jordan Dawson.
Luke Dunstan.Credit:Getty Images
In the deal, the Demons gained picks 17, 37 and 49 in this year’s national draft while handing over a future first-round pick and picks 33 and 45 in the 2021 draft. The deal continues Melbourne’s practice of trading out future first-round picks for immediate ones, as they did when acquiring premiership players Clayton Oliver (2015), Kysaiah Pickett and Trent Rivers (2019), Jake Bowey (2020) and in trading for Jake Lever (2017).
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Sam Petrevski-Seton is already in quarantine in Perth as his new club West Coast Eagles plan to use him in the forward line this coming season.
The former Carlton first-round pick was officially traded home to WA on Thursday as part of a three-team deal that saw pick 52 go from West Coast to Western Bulldogs and Lewis Young head to Carlton from the Dogs.
Carlton’s Sam Petrevski-Seton gets caught by West Coast’s Oscar Allen in 2020.Credit:Getty Images
Petrevski-Seton, 23, has played 94 games and kicked 20 goals since the Blues took him with pick six in 2016 including 14 games this season.
“We rated Sam highly during his draft year and believe he still has plenty of upside as he continues his development,†Eagles recruiting and list manager Rohan O’Brien said.
“He is a talented footballer who uses the ball well and we think he can add to our midfield and forward mix.
“Sam is currently serving his 14-day quarantine period in Perth after flying in to WA from Victoria, and we look forward to welcoming him to the club at the earliest opportunity.“
The Eagles have picks 10, 29, 35, 68 and 86 in the national draft.
Gold Coast Suns and Richmond have called out racist social media comments directed at Mabior Chol after his free agent move to the Suns last week.
The Suns issued a statement on Thursday standing up for Chol and calling on those who made the comments on social media to educate themselves and Richmond echoed that message.
This is our interactive and resumptive draft order which we update after trades are confirmed, please note the order could change if the AFL adds any compensation picks.
New Western Bulldogs signing Tim O’Brien says he was drawn to the club after it rose into the AFL grand final this season.
O’Brien crossed over from Hawthorn as an unrestricted free agent with the move finalised on Thursday.
Tim O’Brien will be in Western Bulldogs colours in 2022.Credit:Getty Images
“I’m absolutely rapt to get it done. Now I can just focus on the footy stuff and get going into next year. I can’t wait,†O’Brien said.
“I’m looking forward to meeting everyone. I think the list is in a good spot. There’s a lot of players around my age. It fit well for me and the club.
“Playing in a Grand Final, they’re right in that window, so that was really appealing.â€
The 27-year-old has played 97 games over eight seasons with the Hawks including 19 games this past season.
“We’re thrilled to welcome Tim to the Bulldogs, and we’re looking forward to what he will add to our playing group,†Bulldogs’ general manager of list management and football projects Sam Power said.
“We’ve seen Tim’s strengths at either end of the ground during his time at the Hawks, but we see him adding the most value to our team as a defender.
“We’re excited by his ability to read the play and win back possession through his intercept marking, and he has impressive speed for a tall player.â€
Here is the first look at Adam Cerra in a navy blue polo courtesy of the Blues.
New Carlton midfielder Adam Cerra puts on his navy blue polo after Thursday’s trade.Credit:Jacqueline Guldon
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