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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2025 · 10 MIN

Carlton Snags Ollie Florent from Sydney! | What It Means for Both Clubs

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In this episode, MJ Want breaks down the AFL trade of Ollie Florent from the Sydney Swans to the Carlton Football Club, exploring what this move means for both teams as they reshape ahead of the 2026 season.Florent’s two-way running ability and ball movement make him an ideal addition to Carlton’s lineup, providing much-needed creativity and transition strength after a 2025 season where the Blues struggled to move the ball effectively. MJ discusses how Florent could slot into Carlton’s midfield rotation and wing roles, complementing stars like Walsh, Cerra, and Acres.From the Sydney Swans’ perspective, the trade frees up opportunities for younger talent while reinforcing their depth of quality ball users. MJ analyses why this could be a strategic move for the Swans, despite losing one of their most consistent contributors.The episode also dives into AFL Fantasy and SuperCoach implications, unpacking Florent’s 2024 average of 76.5 points and whether his shift to Carlton could unlock new scoring potential heading into 2026.

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