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Gryan Miers. An AFL player in a Geelong Cats navy-and-white hooped guernsey runs during a match, his dreadlocks streaming behind him, with a crowd visible in the background.
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Gryan Miers undergoes West Coast medical as Eagles pursue Geelong playmaker

Geelong forward Gryan Miers had a medical with West Coast but wants to stay with two years left on his contract.

West Coast have flagged serious interest in Geelong forward Gryan Miers, a key player in the Cats' 2022 premiership. Miers underwent a medical with the Eagles on Friday before heading overseas for his off-season break.

The forward has two years left on his Geelong deal and remains keen to stay. Gryan Miers is aware of West Coast's interest.

The medical matters because Miers finished this season playing with a partially torn ACL after delaying surgery earlier this year. West Coast are also targeting Melbourne players Jack Viney and Trent Rivers.

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Why it mattersIf the Eagles can lure Miers west, they gain a premiership-proven midfielder on a long contract; if he stays, Geelong's rebuild has one key piece secured.

AustraliaFor AFL fans, the Miers trade will shape the Eagles' 2027 midfield and Geelong's forward line options as both clubs compete in a tight premiership window.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 2 h ago

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