Rival clubs believe Clayton Oliver is again an attainable trade target, with Geelong emerging as contenders for the superstar midfielder if Melbourne are prepared to trade him.
Clayton Oliver is again a figure of intrigue coming into trade period.Oliver has six years remaining on his contract at Melbourne, where his average annual wage exceeds $1 million.
A prolific ball-winner throughout his career, Oliver had more than 25 disposals just once after round 11. On top of the retirement of Tom Hawkins, premiership players Gary Rohan and Brandan Parfitt were not offered new contracts for 2025. Superstar midfielder Christian Petracca publicly committed to the Demons for 2025 despite previously expressing disappointment with aspects of the club’s culture and its dealings with him after his traumatic King’s Birthday injury.because of an overseas training camp, is yet to speak publicly about his previous desire to leave Melbourne, apart from an internal interview with the club’s website.
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