Sydney Swans

Less than two weeks after he was sworn in as Carlton’s new senior coach, Michael Voss has lured a Sydney Swans star to Princes Park. Sydney midfielder George Hewett has joined Carlton as the first new signing of the Michael Voss era.

The Sydney Swans have today thanked George Hewett for his contribution to the club, following the club’s decision not to match a restricted free-agency offer from the Carlton Football Club.

George Hewett has joined Carlton have the Sydney Swans opted against matching the Blues’ four-year offer to the restricted free agent. The 25-year-old midfielder, who can win his own ball and nail a tackle,

Sydney have opted not match Carlton’s offer for George Hewett, officially making him a Blue. The Swans will receive round two compensation pick as a result. The Blues lodged their offer – a four-year deal worth around $450,

While most sporting memoirs paint a glossy picture of on-field moments, former Sydney Swans player Brandon Jack is not afraid to unmask the ugly side of his fleeting success.

Sydney Swans CEO Tom Harley has provided updates on two key players on the eve of the trade and free agency period. Gun winger Jordan Dawson recently requested a trade back home to South Australia, nominating Adelaide as his club of choice.

The Sydney Swans have secured the signatures of young gun Braeden Campbell for another three years while Colin O'Riordan and Callum Sinclair have signed one-year deals.

Entering his fifth year in the AFL, Sydney defender Robbie Fox had an injury interrupted start to the year, but was a consistent contributor in the Swans defence in the second half of the season.

Sydney Swans coach John Longmire admits he is still scarred by the Swans' elimination final defeat but is buoyed by the prospect of the club's young guns soaring higher next season. The Swans looked primed to push deep into finals as eight wins in the last nine rounds completed a …

David King is bullish that Sydney can take the next step and enter the premiership mix in 2022. In fact, speaking on SEN Breakfast, King stated that he would take the Swans ahead of every team in the competition next season,