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Everyone leaving an AFL list after the 2026 season, club by club: who was delisted, who retired and who moved on in the trade period, with each player's games and goals.
From the AFL's list changes, updated . Games and goals are AFL matches since 2001 on file here (a career that began earlier says so). Checked every half hour.
87 players have been delisted so far, 21 have retired and 30 have left in trades or free agency, across all 18 clubs.
Steele Sidebottom (Collingwood, 375 games), Taylor Walker (Adelaide, 319 games), Jamie Cripps (West Coast, 277 games), Tom Liberatore (Bulldogs, 268 games), Adam Treloar (Bulldogs, 264 games), Tom McDonald (Melbourne, 260 games), Jake Melksham (Melbourne, 255 games), Dion Prestia (Richmond, 254 games), Steven May (Melbourne, 251 games), Rhys Stanley (Geelong, 230 games), Taylor Adams (Sydney, 229 games), Jake Kolodjashnij (Geelong, 209 games), Nathan Broad (Richmond, 191 games), James Harmes (Bulldogs, 174 games), Nick Holman (Gold Coast, 154 games), and 6 more.
Carlton, with 12 players off its list: Ben Camporeale, Elijah Hollands, Flynn Young, Harry Charleson, Jordan Boyd, Lachie Fogarty, Lewis Young, Lucas Camporeale, Matt Duffy, Zac Williams, Flynn Riley, Hudson O'Keeffe.
Yes. A delisted player can be picked up in delisted free agency, the national or rookie drafts, or the pre-season supplemental period.
More off-season: every trade and the draft order.