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Carlton Blues star forward Charlie Curnow linked to trade talk, but Gold Coast Suns can’t see it happening

Gold Coast did not talk to Charlie Curnow, despite the interest of the forward in joining Suns.

Gold Coast, considering that they are expected to have very little draft capital this year, had doubted the ability to trade for Curnow-because of their recruitment of academics, which will swallow their choice-and Curnow’s Curnow will be informal of a Suns source that will host a $ 1 million wage.

Carlton advanced Charlie Curnow.Credit: AFL Photos

Nine News said that 28 -year -old Curnow was open to trade with Blues and Suns, but Carlton closed the possibility of exchanging the Coleman medal twice. It is said that the desire to trade now attracts the attention of other clubs.

Curnow spent a challenging year in Blues, which has lowered the surgeries that took back the pre -season campaign.

Carlton’s performances and injuries were also more difficult for Curnow, which is often dangerous in the attack, as his teammate Harry McKay was often grounded.

Suns will have to trade an expensive player to pay Curnow, and they will run in the contract next year, and then the free agent and talented young key will be Jed Walter, I need a player against an important player because they have King.

Curnow, Carlton’s football departments probably changed and the general manager Graham Wright’ın football program is revealed closely.

The position of Senior coach Michael Voss was not guaranteed beyond this season despite the 2026 contract, but Wright is only examining much more than ram and assistants.

Carlton is preparing for the potential output of St Kilda in one of the biggest contracts of Koning’s AFL history of Koning and did not secure the key defender Jack Silvagni, whom Collingwood expressed his interest.

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