Voss discusses Curnow's trade decision amid Carlton's rebuild
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 30, 2026, 4:00 AM
Last updated Sep 30, 2026

Michael Voss, the former Carlton coach, elaborated on Charlie Curnow's trade decision during an AFL Trade Radio interview. Voss initially resisted the idea of Curnow leaving, whose desire for a fresh start emerged mid-year. Despite his opposition, Voss reflected on the benefits of the trade, which brought Carlton three first-round draft picks and forward Will Hayward from Sydney. The deal became final just before the trade deadline after intense negotiations and moments of uncertainty, culminating in a significant boost for Carlton's future.
- •Michael Voss resisted Curnow's trade initially.
- •Trade negotiations intensified before the deadline.
- •Carlton acquired three first-round draft picks and Will Hayward.
- •Curnow sought a new start post-season after expressing his intentions.
- 4:00 AMAFL — 'Say no the whole way': Voss opens up on Curnow trade
"Former Blues coach Michael Voss has detailed how Charlie Curnow's Carlton exit came about
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