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Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has refuted suggestions he’s actively trying to shop Hawks players to other teams in a bid to spark a trade. The Hawks have publicly said they’re looking to improve their draft hand and numerous reports throughout the week have suggested they are open to trading key …

Hawthorn president Jeff Kennett this week lit the fuse for further conjecture on the futures of Tom Mitchell, Jaeger O'Meara, Chad Wingard and Jack Gunston after informing members there may be 'surprising' decisions ahead during the end of the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period.

Hawthorn has at least one potential suitor for a veteran star with Port Adelaide having “preliminary interest” in Jaeger O’Meara, reports the Herald Sun. While the Hawks are interested in trading out players for high draft picks,

Hawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has reportedly rung rival clubs to see if they are interested in trading for some of his team's ageing AFL stars.

Magpies trade pick 22 to Dockers for pick 27 and a 2022 third-round pick 8. Three-team trade involving West Coast, Carlton and Western Bulldogs: – West Coast (IN: Sam Petrevski-Seton; OUT: pick 52) – Carlton (IN: Lewis Young;

Tim O’Brien admits he feared his AFL career was coming to an end before joining the Western Bulldogs as an unrestricted free agent. The 27-year-old was traded to the Bulldogs on Thursday, signing a two-year deal after playing 97 games at Hawthorn.

Hawthorn list manager Mark McKenzie says the club is “open to any discussions” about improving its draft hand, but has stopped short of weighing into the futures of contracted veterans such as Tom Mitchell and Chad Wingard.

Hawthorn has re-signed a pair of big-bodied midfielders as the club continues to build towards season 2022. Youngster Finn Maginness has signed a two-year deal with the club that will see him remain a Hawk until at least the end of 2023,

HAWTHORN has landed a high-quality coach with years of experience in women’s football with the appointment of Cherie O’Neill to lead its VFLW team next season. O’Neill has an impressive coaching resume that most recently saw her as an assistant coach at NAB League club Bendigo Pioneers.

Hawthorn could still be tempted to trade a handful of experienced players, AFL Media’s Mitch Cleary believes. Having taken just one player in the first round between 2011 and 2018, the Hawks have added Will Day and Denver Grainger-Barras with their first-round selections consecutive National Drafts.