Ollie Murphy seeks second chance in AFL after delisting by Fremantle
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 12, 2026, 8:00 AM
Last updated Oct 12, 2026

Ollie Murphy, formerly with Fremantle, is determined to secure another opportunity in the AFL following his delisting last month. The 21-year-old defender believes he has developed significantly during his three seasons with the Dockers, where he trained against top forwards and added weight to his frame. Despite being behind several key defenders on the depth chart, Murphy remains hopeful for a train-on position or contract with another club. He has been approached by VFL and state-league teams as he continues a structured training routine in Melbourne and prepares for potential opportunities after the upcoming AFL Draft.
- •Ollie Murphy was delisted by Fremantle after three seasons.
- •He added 16kg to his frame and honed his skills against top forwards.
- •Murphy hopes to secure a train-on position or contract with another club.
- •He has received interest from VFL and other state-league teams.
- •Murphy is training in Melbourne and preparing for the 2026 AFL Draft.
- 8:00 AMAFL — 'I won't give up': Delisted Docker eyeing another AFL chance
"Delisted by the Dockers, Ollie Murphy hopes he can land another chance in the AFL
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