A deal with Carlton involving Papley should be an easier piece of business and could prove to be a vital piece of business to help get the Daniher deal over the line.The Eagles' single priority for the next fortnight is to get Tim Kelly through the door after he requested a trade to the club for the second time n two summers.
Melbourne has gone hard at Elliott, who would bolster their forward line around the likes of Sam Weideman, while Langdon would add some class on the outside alongside Melbourne's existing midfield bulls Clayton Oliver and Jack Viney. Essendon has also been linked to Port Adelaide duo Sam Powell-Pepper and Dougal Howard and could work a deal involving Fantasia to get the pair.The Dockers' first priority will be to get a deal done with St Kilda for wantaway wingman Bradley Hill, with the Saints likely to part ways with their first pick in this year's draft (Pick 6). He has kicked 15 goals in eight games this year.But with significant salary cap space it was a matter of finding the right deal to keep him at the Gabba.A NOTE ABOUT RELEVANT ADVERTISING: We collect information about the content (including ads) you use across this site and use it to make both advertising and content more relevant to you on our network and other sites. Some clever trades have left the Dogs with the strongest draft hand in the competition. Collingwood is desperately in need of key position players at either end of the ground and have been linked to Swans ruckman Darcy Cameron. The first point of call will be to get Bradley Hill through the door, given he has nominated the club and fills a position of need. The problem for the Eagles is Kelly's value has gone up more with his All-Australian year in 2019. Also looms as a possible Jenkins destination given the club's needs, and the cheap price the Crows star should be available for.Highly likely to be the busiest team during the trade period with Joe Daniher requesting a trade to the Sydney Swans on the weekend. Elliott is understood to have toured the Lions' facilities. Catch up on the latest AFL trade news in Trade Whispers! ... and we are finally just one day away from the 2019 AFL Trade Period opening. Hawthorn has also been linked to Magpies forward Jamie Elliott as well as out-of-favour Tiger Dan Butler after he struggled to break into the side this season. The Saints have also been nominated by Paddy Ryder and Sydney speedster Zak Jones, while also being linked to Brad Crouch. The Dockers will try their best to get involved in the Tim Kelly sweepstakes, but it appears unlikely given his desire to join the West Coast Eagles.Stephen Wells' biggest job will be to secure a good haul of draft picks and possibly young players from either the Eagles or Dockers in exchange for Tim Kelly.
Watch every match of every round Live & On-Demand. Queensland's bid video to host the 2020 AFL grand final instead of the MCG, has been revealed.Adelaide Crows beat Hawthorn Hawks for first 2020 AFL win.Essendon star Joe Daniher officially requests trade to Sydney SwansBrendon Goddard questions Joe Daniher's commitment as Bombers take strong stanceCEO Gillon McLachlan says the 2020 AFL Grand Final will be held in QueenslandQueensland bid video to host AFL grand final revealed Plus Charlie Cameron is set to remain at Brisbane — and on a very healthy deal.Geelong midfielder Charlie Constable is likely to request a trade away from the club at the end of the season, The former Rising Star nominee is contracted until the end of 2021 but, The 21-year-old played seven games early in the 2019 season, but couldn’t find a way back into the side after Round 9, and only just returned for Monday night’s win over Fremantle – his eighth career match since being selected with Pick 36 in the 2017 draft.A deep and experienced Cats midfield, which was bolstered by the recruitment of Jack Steven during the most recent trade period, has kept Constable out.The SEN report stated Constable had been told “he can no longer play in the same Geelong midfield as Joel Selwood and Patrick Dangerfield”.Brisbane is set to lock up star forward Charlie Cameron on a new long-term deal despite Victorian clubs circling, The Lions and Cameron’s management are in “the final stages of talks” which would see Cameron sign a four or five-year deal on over $750,000 a season.The 26-year-old is contracted until the end of 2021 and broke out as one of the game’s most exciting players last season, kicking 57 goals in 24 matches.
Daniher's injury history makes it all that more complicated, with the Swans at risk of coughing up a big bounty to the Bombers, only to see Daniher's groin injuries continue to cripple him. Eddie Betts will be the least important and likely the easiest of the trio, with Adelaide expected to be happy with a late-round selection.The Magpies have a fight on their hands to retain the services of Jamie Elliott. Of all three deals, the Martin deal is expected to be the most difficult with Gold Coast wanting a first-round pick for the talented, yet inconsistent, midfielder-forward. Along with Daniher, Orazio Fantasia is also widely expected to request a trade to Port Adelaide, leaving list manager Adrian Dodoro with a mountain of work to get through.