Hogan joins Magpies, could achieve rare four-club feat

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Last updated Oct 4, 2026

Hogan joins Magpies, could achieve rare four-club feat

Summary

Jesse Hogan has been traded to Collingwood from Greater Western Sydney, with the deal agreed on Monday. Hogan, who has played 100 games in six seasons at the Giants, aims to become only the fourth player this century to play for four AFL clubs if he debuts for the Magpies in 2027. He previously played for Melbourne and Fremantle, marking a significant milestone in his career. This trade continues a trend of players seeking new opportunities, as Jake Stringer also seeks a fourth club this off-season.

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Key Details

•Hogan was traded for pick 75 from Greater Western Sydney.
•He has played for three previous clubs: Melbourne, Fremantle, and GWS.
•Only Tom Hickey, Jacob Townsend, and Ben Hudson have played for four clubs this century.
•Hogan could achieve this milestone with a debut for Collingwood in 2027.

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