Port Adelaide captain Connor Rozee has travelled to England to work with a hamstring specialist who treats Premier League players as he ramps up his recovery from the serious injury that ended his season. More here👇afl.com.au/news/1634241/port…

Collingwood AFLW captain Ruby Schleicher will leave the club at the end of the season and is expected to join West Coast, @RileyBev reports. afl.com.au/news/1634218/coll…

Jack Viney and Trent Rivers are heading to the West Coast Eagles, per Ryan Daniels ✅ Stream The Agenda Setters: Trade Deadline Edition on 7plus 👉 bit.ly/theagendasetters

We have ODI cricket from Allan Border Field today! To end the series, Australia have won the toss (again) and will bowl (again) v Bangladesh #AUSvBAN

🚨 Richmond has secured Port Adelaide's pick No.5 in a trade. Deal is DONE and will be processed this afternoon, giving the Tigers picks 2 & 5. Tigers get: Pick No.5 Port gets: Richmond's 2027 Rd1 pick, 2027 Rd2 pick, 2027 Rd4 pick and pick 22 this year. @traderadio @AFLcomau

North Melbourne has lodged its first offer for Nick Blakey and Sydney has turned it down. The Roos tabled pick No.6 for Blakey, with other later picks involved, but the Swans have made clear they won't be accepting the offer. More in Inside Trading👇afl.com.au/news/1628972/insi…

Trent Rivers to @WestCoastEagles remains a good chance, but still some boxes left to tick. Expect pick 21 to be involved in the deal. Jack Viney situation not necessarily linked, but if things come together could be involved in the same deal. Viney cost likely a late pick, depending on who pays bulk of salary.

I expect this deal to get done. Butler to GC after he flies up as early as tomorrow to QLD. It’s about opportunity for Butler. 8 senior games this year and 33 overall. @7AFL @1116sen @7NewsMelbourne

Geelong: Board meeting will determine approach for Blakey. Lack of draft capital an issue. Swans preference is anyone but Cats. St Kilda: Has had interest for 4+ weeks. Not sure it’s reciprocal. Essendon: Obvious Longmire/Mcveigh connection & 💰. North Melbourne: Keen & Blakey open to it, though prefers Geelong. GC: Blakey keener on them than Suns are on him. Wouldn’t use King compo for Blakey & GC don’t plan on splitting the pick either. ❌ won’t happen. Outcome: He will leave if a club board is prepared to take on the potential legal risk. Sydney will demand a reasonable price, but it will be far less than his playing CV would ordinarily suggest. @7AFL @1116sen @traderadio

"He (Gryan Miers) is happy to stay at the Cats and doesn't really want to move... We haven't even got to the stage where we're talking terms with West Coast. There's a fair way to go obviously." 🗣️ Liam Pickering on Gryan Miers' future via The Agenda Setters

Calsher Dear has decided to STAY at Hawthorn. He will sign a two-year deal to remain at the Hawks amid Melbourne's strong interest and offer to land him. More on @AFLcomau and @TradeRadio.

"Similar to what Mark Taylor did with the 334 not out." - @barrettdamian. Did Chris Fagan have not surpassing Leigh Matthews' Brisbane legacy on his mind upon walking away from the Lions' job? #AFL | @ChemistWhouse

Chris Fagan statement via Brisbane Lions: “I’ve been thinking about this for some time and I’m comfortable that now is the right time for Ursula and I to return to Melbourne to be closer to our family. “Telling the players and football staff today was one of the hardest things I’ve done in my life, together, we have been on a mission to make the Lions the most entertaining and competitive team in the competition, and we have done that. I was grateful to be given the role to coach the Club, and it has been an incredible ride. “I especially want to thank Ursula and my daughters Jessica and Ellen for their incredible support over the journey, they have backed me through thick and thin. “This job is all encompassing; I’ve given it my absolute all and I’m so proud of what we’ve achieved, but now is the right time to go. “This Club has never been in greater shape, and the list profile would suggest this. The boys will continue to contend, and I’ll be their number one fan, but a fresh face at the helm will be a key pillar for the players to come back to next season, as they work hard to achieve more success. “Ursula and I will really miss the City of Brisbane. We feel like from the time we arrived we’ve been embraced and made plenty of friends at the club and in our community. We will miss it a lot, and we really appreciate the support of everyone during our time here. “I love how the fans have really embraced the team during my coaching tenure. To see the growth of footy across the State, our membership growth, big crowds filling the Gabba, the development of Brighton Homes Arena, which is far cry from our previous preseason situation, and with a new stadium in a few years the future looks bright. “I’ll miss the club and it will feel strange not to be involved but for the last ten years I’ve thought about nothing other than how we can improve, get better and be successful. To see the Club develop onfield from cellar dwellers to three-time Premiers has been amazing. “The Lions are the sum of our parts and everyone across the club has played their role.” @FOXFOOTY