St Kilda forward Terry Milera will be delisted in coming days after the Saints were unable to find him a new home during the trade period.
In August, Milera had made it known he was keen to move back to his native South Australia, despite having one year to run on his contract. St Kilda complied with Milera's request, trying on compassionate grounds to orchestrate a deal with Adelaide and Port Adelaide, but with no agreement forthcoming, the skillful playmaker will be let go.
The 26-year-old was picked up by St Kilda from Port Adelaide Magpies as a mature-age recruit - part of a trade with Greater Western Sydney, which had been given the right to pre-list state league players previously overlooked in the draft. Primarily a half-forward, he played 30 games at the Saints, but just five in 2014, including a brief stint in defence.
A return to the SANFL now seems likely.
Geelong defender Taylor Hunt is looking for a fresh start, and will be officially delisted in coming days.
Hunt is open to leaving Victoria should an opportunity present, with a couple of clubs showing interest. It is understood that Hunt was shopped around by Geelong during the trade period, but there was limited interest.
The 23-year-old fell out of favour this year, playing just seven AFL games, and none since round nine. He was kept out of action during the final two months of the VFL season due to a groin injury.
The delisted free agency period begins on November 1, the day after first list lodgments must be made.
St Kilda had showed interest early, but list constraints may prevent it from acquiring Hunt.
Taken at pick 49 in the 2008 draft, Hunt has played 63 games, primarily as a midfield tagger or defender. A fringe player for much of his six years at Simonds Stadium, he enjoyed his most consistent year in 2012, playing 21 games and a final after being overlooked for the September action over the previous two seasons.
