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Swans issue hands-off warning over suspended players

The Swans told rival clubs that five suspended players, including defender Nick Blakey, are not available for trade.

The Sydney Swans have warned rival AFL clubs that none of their five suspended players are available for trade. Blakey is a 26-year-old defender who has attracted inquiries from St Kilda and other clubs.

Reports suggest he is unhappy with the club. The five players were stood down following an alleged incident at the Pullman Hotel in Melbourne.

All have denied any wrongdoing. No charges have been laid.

Police investigation remains ongoing. Blakey's relationship with the club has reportedly deteriorated since the incident.

Both sides are said to be frustrated. Swans midfielder James Rowbottom, who lives with Blakey, said last week he had not discussed the specifics of the situation with his roommate.

Nick Blakey, age 26
Suspended defender
Pullman Hotel, Melbourne
Incident location
St Kilda
Interested club
5 total
Suspended players

Why it mattersIt clarifies that suspended players remain Swans property despite their uncertain status and possible future availability.

AustraliaThe warning may limit Blakey's immediate escape routes, though his future remains uncertain pending the police investigation outcome.

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