Nick Blakey signals openness to trade despite police investigation

Nick Blakey, suspended for breaching club standards, may explore trade options as police investigate a Melbourne hotel incident.

Why it mattersHis future depends on both the police investigation and whether he wants to leave.

AustraliaSydney Swans must navigate their finals campaign without five key players while Blakey's fate remains uncertain.

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Bulldogs pursue Matt Rowell as backup if Zak Butters deal fails

Western Bulldogs are targeting Gold Coast's Matt Rowell if they miss out on Port Adelaide's Zak Butters in the trade period.

Why it mattersThe Bulldogs' entire midfield upgrade strategy hinges on landing Butters or Rowell to keep their captain happy and stay competitive.

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Hawks stars refuse to move despite Suns' pursuit

Hawthorn's Noah Mraz and Aidan Schubert have rejected Gold Coast interest and committed to fighting for their places.

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