Port Adelaide open to trading Todd Marshall, confirm Miles Bergman stays put
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 3:36 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
Port Adelaide has indicated that forward Todd Marshall is available for trade during the off-season, while emphasizing that defender Miles Bergman is not on the trading block. Marshall, who has a three-year contract, struggled to play this season due to injury issues, appearing in only 15 games. Reports suggested his name came up in trade talks related to Zak Butters, but those discussions did not materialize. Port's list boss Jason Cripps stated that while there are clubs interested in Marshall, they aim to retain Bergman, who has played 118 games and is considered integral to the team's future plans.
- •Port Adelaide is open to offers for Todd Marshall.
- •Miles Bergman is confirmed to remain with the team.
- •Marshall has been limited due to past injuries and played 15 games this year.
- •Port aims to have multiple picks and players in the upcoming trade period.
- •Cripps highlights the value of key forwards like Marshall in the market.
- 3:36 AMAFL — Power play: Port open to trading key forward, shut down talk on young gun
"Todd Marshall's future at Port Adelaide is up in the air, but the club is adamant Miles Bergman will not be going anywhere
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