Rowan Marshall

AFL trade talk is turning on Geelong, with St Kilda confirming the departure of ruckman Rowan Marshall in a farewell message from the club. Fans of the Cats and the Saints are following the move as the trade period unfolds, speculating on what the deal means for both lists heading into next season.

St Kilda's asking price for ruckman Rowan Marshall is the subject of fresh reporting in Australian football media. The Age reports on the real reason behind the club's steep demands, while SEN aired comments from coach Ross Lyon-era figure St Kilda's Hayes addressing Marshall and other list matters including Tauru, Lobb and Phillipou. Fans are weighing whether the club will trade or retain him.

St Kilda ruckman Rowan Marshall is reportedly the subject of trade interest involving Geelong, with the situation described as a major gamble tied to a $1.7 million-a-year deal. Commentary warns that if the move fails, the club involved risks being labelled a 'footy cemetery'. Fans and commentators are debating whether the club should part with the star ruckman and what his departure would mean for the Saints' list build.