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Jesse Hogan moves to Collingwood as Coleman Medal winner leaves Giants

Coleman Medal winner Jesse Hogan, 31, is leaving Greater Western Sydney to join Collingwood for 2027.

Jesse Hogan has signed with Collingwood after six seasons with Greater Western Sydney. The 2024 Coleman Medal winner and All-Australian was not offered a new contract by the Giants.

Hogan struggled with injuries this year. He played just nine games and kicked 12 goals.

The move marks his fourth AFL club, following stints at Melbourne and Fremantle before the Giants. Collingwood sees the signing as a major boost after their wildcard final exit.

Other Giants players including Jake Stringer and Kieren Briggs are also departing this off-season.

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Seasons at Giants
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Games played in 2024
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Goals kicked in 2024

Why it mattersHogan brings premiership-level talent to a team rebuilding after recent finals losses, reshaping Collingwood's forward line.

AustraliaA significant AFL trade affecting team dynamics and next season's competition, particularly for Collingwood and Victoria supporters.

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