2024 AFL draft

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2024 AFL draft
General information
Date(s)TBA – Mid-season Draft
TBA – National Draft
TBA – Rookie Draft
Location Marvel Stadium
Network(s) Fox Footy
Sponsored by National Australia Bank
Overview
League AFL
←  2023
2025  →

The 2024 AFL draft will consist of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) can trade and recruit players during and following the completion of the 2024 AFL season.

Contents

Key Dates

Table of key dates
EventDate(s)
Mid-season rookie draft May 2024
Free agency periodRestricted and Unrestricted: TBA
Delisted: TBA
Trade periodTBA
National draft November 2024
Pre-Season and Rookie draftNovember 2024
Pre-season supplemental selection periodTBA

Player movements

Previous trades

Table of previously traded selections
RdOrig. ClubNew ClubAcquired viaalign=center|Ref
1 Port Adelaide Fremantle pick swap [1]
Western Bulldogs Gold Coast pick swap [2]
North Melbourne
(priority pick #19)		 Sydney Dylan Stephens trade [3]
North Melbourne
(priority pick #20)		 Gold Coast pick swap [4]
Collingwood Fremantle Lachie Schultz trade [5]
2 Fremantle Richmond via Port Adelaide (pick swap)
on-traded to Richmond (Ivan Soldo trade)		 [1]
[6]
Sydney Melbourne Brodie Grundy trade [7]
St Kilda Fremantle Liam Henry trade [8]
Melbourne Adelaide Shane McAdam trade [9]
Collingwood Hawthorn Jack Ginnivan trade [10]
Hawthorn Collingwood Jack Ginnivan trade [10]
Brisbane Lions Gold Coast via Hawthorn (Jack Gunston & Brandon Ryan trade)
on-traded to Gold Coast (Mabior Chol trade)		 [11]
[12]
Adelaide St Kilda via Greater Western Sydney (pick swap at the 2023 draft)
on-traded to St Kilda (pick swap at the 2023 draft)		 [13]
3 Gold Coast Western Bulldogs pick swap [2]
Western Bulldogs Melbourne James Harmes trade [14]
Carlton Greater Western Sydney via St Kilda (Paddy Dow and Nick Coffield trade)
on-traded to Greater Western Sydney (pick swap at the 2023 draft)		 [15] [13]
Essendon Gold Coast via Carlton (Paddy Dow and Nick Coffield trade)
on-traded to Gold Coast (Elijah Hollands trade)		 [15]
[16]
Hawthorn Collingwood Jack Ginnivan trade [10]
Melbourne St Kilda Jack Billings trade [17]
St Kilda Melbourne pick swap at the 2023 draft [13]
Fremantle Richmond pick swap at the 2023 draft [13]
West Coast Richmond pick swap at the 2023 draft [13]
4 St Kilda Fremantle Liam Henry trade [8]
Fremantle Carlton via St Kilda (Liam Henry trade)
on-traded to Carlton (Paddy Dow and Nick Coffield trade)		 [8]
[15]
Western Bulldogs Carlton Paddy Dow and Nick Coffield trade [15]
Carlton Hawthorn via Essendon (Paddy Dow and Nick Coffield trade)
on-traded to Port Adelaide (Xavier Duursma and Brandon Zerk-Thatcher trade)
on-traded to Hawthorn (pick swap at the 2023 draft)		 [15]
[18] [13]
Port Adelaide Richmond Ivan Soldo trade [6]
Collingwood Richmond via Hawthorn (Jack Ginnivan trade)
on-traded to Essendon (Massimo D'Ambrosio trade)
on-traded to Richmond (pick swap at the 2023 draft)		 [10]
[19] [13]
Gold Coast Carlton Elijah Hollands trade [16]
Hawthorn Brisbane Lions Jack Gunston & Brandon Ryan trade [11]
Essendon North Melbourne via Port Adelaide (Xavier Duursma and Brandon Zerk-Thatcher trade)
on-traded to North Melbourne (pick swap at the 2023 draft)		 [18] [13]
Brisbane Lions Gold Coast pick swap at the 2023 draft [13]
Sydney Hawthorn pick swap at the 2023 draft [13]

2025 rookie draft

Category B rookie selections

Table of Category B rookie selections
NameClubOriginNoteRef
Matt Duffy Carlton Longford GAA International selection (Ireland) [20] [21]

See also

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