Blues Lodge Papers for Swans Spearhead as AFL Free Agency Opens

The AFL free agency window has officially opened with the first deal dropping as the Blues lodge paperwork for a Swans spearhead.

Justin Tomlinson

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Blues Lodge Papers for Swans Spearhead as AFL Free Agency Opens

The AFL free agency window is officially open, and the first deal of the off-season player movement period has already dropped.[1][2]

Following the opening of the window, the Blues took immediate action by lodging papers for a Swans spearhead to initiate activity across the league.[1][2]

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