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Sarah Allan requests trade from Adelaide to Gold Coast

Sarah Allan requested a trade from Adelaide to Gold Coast.

Sarah Allan, who captained the Crows with Ebony Marinoff over the past two seasons, has formally asked to move to Gold Coast. The three-time premiership defender played 107 games for Adelaide.

Allan is close friends with Anne Hatchard, a former Crow now at the Suns. Allan previously played with Erin Phillips, who now leads the Suns' women's program.

The trade would reunite her with former teammates but means leaving behind her sister Jess, who continues to play for the Crows.

107
Games for Adelaide
3
Premierships as defender
2024-2025
Co-captain years
Jess Allan
Sister playing for Crows

Why it mattersAllan's move strengthens the Suns' list with a senior premiership player and shows continued player movement building Gold Coast's competitive depth.

AustraliaThe AFLW trade window shapes Adelaide and Gold Coast's 2027 season prospects in Australia's top women's footy competition.

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