Carlton delists seven players including Zac Williams and Lewis Young
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 7:04 AM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Carlton has released seven players from its list following the club's exit from the finals last week. The departures include Zac Williams and Lewis Young, both of whom played 70 games for the club after arriving from other teams. Elijah Hollands will also leave the side after recording 33 games over three seasons, with the club noting he will step away from AFL football in 2027. Jordan Boyd, Lachie Fogarty, Flynn Young, and Harry Charleson complete the group of players not returning next year. Footy boss Chris Davies thanked the group for their contributions to the team. The decision follows a campaign that saw the club conclude its season during the finals series.
- •Carlton delisted seven players following its finals exit last week.
- •Zac Williams and Lewis Young are among the seven players released.
- •Elijah Hollands intends to step away from AFL football in 2027.
- •Jordan Boyd, Lachie Fogarty, Flynn Young, and Harry Charleson were also delisted.
- •The departures follow the conclusion of the club's 2026 season.
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