Who Played for Both? Every AFL Player Who Played for Two Clubs Since 1990

3,773 players have played senior AFL since 1990, and 1,257 of them (33%) played for two or more clubs. Pick any two clubs to see every player who played for both.

First clubSecond club

23 players have played senior AFL for both Collingwood and Sydney since 1990, led by Paul Williams (189 games for Collingwood, 117 for Sydney).

1.Paul Williams306 games
- Collingwood 189 · 1991–2000
- Sydney 117 · 2001–2006
2.Brodie Grundy264 games
- Collingwood 177 · 2013–2022
- Sydney 70 · 2024–2026
- Melbourne 17 · 2023
3.Anthony Rocca242 games
- Collingwood 220 · 1997–2009
- Sydney 22 · 1995–1996
4.Rhyce Shaw237 games
- Collingwood 94 · 2000–2001, 2003–2008
- Sydney 143 · 2009–2015
5.Scott Russell198 games
- Collingwood 182 · 1990–1998
- Sydney 16 · 1999
6.Taylor Adams229 games
- Collingwood 175 · 2014–2023
- Sydney 23 · 2024–2025
- Greater Western Sydney 31 · 2012–2013
7.Paul Licuria192 games
- Collingwood 182 · 1999–2007
- Sydney 10 · 1997–1998
8.Darren Jolly237 games
- Collingwood 71 · 2010–2013
- Sydney 118 · 2005–2009
- Melbourne 48 · 2001–2004
9.Nick Davis168 games
- Collingwood 71 · 1999–2002
- Sydney 97 · 2003–2008
10.Andrew Schauble167 games
- Collingwood 79 · 1995–1999
- Sydney 88 · 2000–2005
11.Darcy Cameron143 games
- Collingwood 142 · 2020–2026
- Sydney 1 · 2018
12.Jesse White127 games
- Collingwood 56 · 2014–2017
- Sydney 71 · 2008–2013
13.Tom Mitchell207 games
- Collingwood 36 · 2023–2025
- Sydney 65 · 2013–2016
- Hawthorn 106 · 2017–2018, 2020–2022
14.Mark Orchard86 games
- Collingwood 45 · 1995–1996, 1999–2000
- Sydney 41 · 1997–1998
15.Barry Mitchell111 games
- Collingwood 13 · 1993
- Sydney 60 · 1990–1992
- Carlton 38 · 1994–1996
16.Robert AhMat67 games
- Collingwood 25 · 1995–1997
- Sydney 42 · 1998–2001
17.Richard Osborne141 games
- Collingwood 29 · 1997–1998
- Sydney 16 · 1993
- Fitzroy 45 · 1990–1992
- Footscray 51 · 1994–1996
18.Tim Membrey222 games
- Collingwood 43 · 2025–2026
- Sydney 1 · 2014
- St Kilda 178 · 2015–2024
19.Clinton King89 games
- Collingwood 22 · 1998–1999
- Sydney 9 · 1996–1997
- Richmond 58 · 2000–2003
20.Dermott Brereton63 games
- Collingwood 15 · 1995
- Sydney 7 · 1994
- Hawthorn 41 · 1990–1992
21.Tony Armstrong35 games
- Collingwood 6 · 2014–2015
- Sydney 15 · 2012–2013
- Adelaide 14 · 2010–2011
22.Jack Buller20 games
- Collingwood 10 · 2026
- Sydney 10 · 2023, 2025
23.Ben Wilson6 games
- Collingwood 2 · 1996
- Sydney 4 · 1997

Senior games from 1990 on only. Players whose careers began earlier show their games since 1990.

At a glance

1,257 of the 3,773 players with a senior AFL game since 1990 played for at least two clubs: 1,085 for two, 161 for three, 10 for four and 1 for five.
Dale Kickett has played senior AFL for the most clubs since 1990: five (Fitzroy, West Coast, St Kilda, Essendon and Fremantle). 10 more played for four.
Collingwood and Sydney share the most players: 23. Brisbane and Collingwood are next on 21.
Only 2 of the 171 club pairings share no player since 1990: Fitzroy and Gold Coast and Fitzroy and Greater Western Sydney. Fitzroy last played in 1996, Gold Coast first played in 2011 and Greater Western Sydney first played in 2012.
Shaun Burgoyne has played the most games of any multi-club player since 1990: 407, across Port Adelaide (157) and Hawthorn (250).

Checked 21 October 2026 · data as of 15 September 2026

Most clubs since 1990

Every player with four or more clubs since 1990. Games and seasons are from 1990 on.
Player	Clubs	Games at each club (seasons)	Total
Dale Kickett	5	Fitzroy 15 (1990); West Coast 2 (1991); St Kilda 21 (1992); Essendon 8 (1994); Fremantle 135 (1995–2002)	181
Martin Pike	4	Melbourne 24 (1993–1994); Fitzroy 36 (1995–1996); North Melbourne 81 (1997–2000); Brisbane 106 (2001–2005)	247
Adrian Fletcher^†	4	Geelong 15 (1990–1991); St Kilda 22 (1992); Brisbane 107 (1993–1997); Fremantle 79 (1998–2001)	223
Justin Murphy	4	Richmond 12 (1994–1995); Carlton 115 (1996–2000, 2002–2003); Geelong 18 (2001); Essendon 40 (2004–2005)	185
Ben Hudson	4	Adelaide 55 (2004–2005, 2007); Footscray 88 (2008–2011); Brisbane 18 (2012); Collingwood 7 (2013)	168
Tom Hickey	4	Gold Coast 12 (2011–2012); St Kilda 67 (2013–2018); West Coast 23 (2019–2020); Sydney 49 (2021–2023)	151
Richard Osborne^†	4	Fitzroy 45 (1990–1992); Sydney 16 (1993); Footscray 51 (1994–1996); Collingwood 29 (1997–1998)	141
Scott Cummings	4	Essendon 40 (1994–1996); Port Adelaide 37 (1997–1998); West Coast 46 (1999–2001); Collingwood 5 (2002)	128
Simon Minton-Connell^†	4	Carlton 18 (1990–1991); Sydney 46 (1992–1994); Hawthorn 22 (1995–1996); Footscray 25 (1997–1998)	111
Jacob Townsend	4	Greater Western Sydney 28 (2012–2015); Richmond 20 (2016–2019); Essendon 12 (2020); Gold Coast 2 (2021)	62
Stuart Wigney^†	4	Footscray 25 (1990–1991); Sydney 1 (1992); Adelaide 10 (1993–1994); Richmond 14 (1995–1996)	50

All 161 three-club players

Players with exactly three clubs since 1990, most games first.
Player	Clubs	Games at each club (seasons)	Total
Jack Gunston	3	Adelaide 14 (2010–2011); Hawthorn 270 (2012–2022, 2024–2026); Brisbane 17 (2023)	301
Bradley Hill	3	Hawthorn 95 (2012–2016); Fremantle 54 (2017–2019); St Kilda 151 (2020–2026)	300
Peter Everitt	3	St Kilda 180 (1993–2002); Hawthorn 72 (2003–2006); Sydney 39 (2007–2008)	291
Barry Hall	3	St Kilda 88 (1996–2001); Sydney 162 (2002–2009); Footscray 39 (2010–2011)	289
Paddy Ryder	3	Essendon 170 (2006–2014); Port Adelaide 73 (2015, 2017–2019); St Kilda 38 (2020–2022)	281
Brodie Grundy	3	Collingwood 177 (2013–2022); Melbourne 17 (2023); Sydney 70 (2024–2026)	264
Adam Treloar	3	Greater Western Sydney 79 (2012–2015); Collingwood 94 (2016–2020); Footscray 90 (2021–2026)	263
Shaun Higgins	3	Footscray 129 (2006–2014); North Melbourne 108 (2015–2020); Geelong 23 (2021–2022)	260
Matthew Clarke	3	Brisbane 130 (1993–1999); Adelaide 118 (2000–2006); St Kilda 10 (2007)	258
Brent Guerra	3	Port Adelaide 65 (2000–2003); St Kilda 31 (2004–2005); Hawthorn 159 (2006–2013)	255
Jake Stringer	3	Footscray 89 (2013–2017); Essendon 123 (2018–2024); Greater Western Sydney 38 (2025–2026)	250
Leigh Brown	3	Fremantle 63 (2000–2002); North Melbourne 118 (2003–2008); Collingwood 65 (2009–2011)	246
Paul Hudson	3	Hawthorn 134 (1990–1996); Footscray 108 (1997–2001); Richmond 3 (2002)	245
James Frawley	3	Melbourne 139 (2007–2014); Hawthorn 100 (2015–2020); St Kilda 2 (2021)	241
Mal Michael	3	Collingwood 61 (1997–2000); Brisbane 140 (2001–2006); Essendon 37 (2007–2008)	238
Darren Jolly	3	Melbourne 48 (2001–2004); Sydney 118 (2005–2009); Collingwood 71 (2010–2013)	237
Taylor Adams	3	Greater Western Sydney 31 (2012–2013); Collingwood 175 (2014–2023); Sydney 23 (2024–2025)	229
Jack Steele	3	Greater Western Sydney 17 (2015–2016); St Kilda 185 (2017–2025); Melbourne 24 (2026)	226
Tim Membrey	3	Sydney 1 (2014); St Kilda 178 (2015–2024); Collingwood 43 (2025–2026)	222
Rory Lobb	3	Greater Western Sydney 74 (2014–2018); Fremantle 66 (2019–2022); Footscray 81 (2023–2026)	221
Adam Saad	3	Gold Coast 48 (2015–2017); Essendon 61 (2018–2020); Carlton 110 (2021–2026)	219
Shane Mumford	3	Geelong 21 (2008–2009); Sydney 79 (2010–2013); Greater Western Sydney 116 (2014–2017, 2019–2021)	216
Brenton Sanderson	3	Adelaide 6 (1992–1993); Collingwood 4 (1994); Geelong 199 (1995–2005)	209
Farren Ray	3	Footscray 75 (2004–2008); St Kilda 130 (2009–2015); North Melbourne 4 (2016)	209
Sam Jacobs	3	Carlton 17 (2009–2010); Adelaide 184 (2011–2019); Greater Western Sydney 7 (2020)	208
Tom Mitchell	3	Sydney 65 (2013–2016); Hawthorn 106 (2017–2018, 2020–2022); Collingwood 36 (2023–2025)	207
Jaeger OMeara	3	Gold Coast 44 (2013–2014); Hawthorn 99 (2017–2022); Fremantle 63 (2023–2026)	206
Jarrad Schofield	3	West Coast 63 (1993–1998); Port Adelaide 131 (1999–2004); Fremantle 12 (2005–2006)	206
Lachie Henderson	3	Brisbane 15 (2008–2009); Carlton 102 (2010–2015); Geelong 89 (2016–2021)	206
Scott Welsh	3	North Melbourne 36 (1996–1999); Adelaide 129 (2000–2007); Footscray 40 (2008–2009)	205
Byron Pickett	3	North Melbourne 120 (1997–2002); Port Adelaide 55 (2003–2005); Melbourne 29 (2006–2007)	204
Stefan Martin	3	Melbourne 57 (2008–2012); Brisbane 133 (2013–2020); Footscray 13 (2021–2022)	203
Blake Acres	3	St Kilda 75 (2014–2019); Fremantle 45 (2020–2022); Carlton 79 (2023–2026)	199
Troy Simmonds	3	Melbourne 40 (1999–2001); Fremantle 64 (2002–2004); Richmond 93 (2005–2010)	197
Jarryd Lyons	3	Adelaide 55 (2012–2016); Gold Coast 37 (2017–2018); Brisbane 102 (2019–2024)	194
Jesse Hogan	3	Melbourne 71 (2015–2018); Fremantle 19 (2019–2020); Greater Western Sydney 100 (2021–2026)	190
Blake Caracella	3	Essendon 126 (1997–2002); Brisbane 34 (2003–2004); Collingwood 27 (2005–2006)	187
Tom Scully	3	Melbourne 31 (2010–2011); Greater Western Sydney 121 (2012–2018); Hawthorn 35 (2019–2020)	187
James Aish	3	Brisbane 32 (2014–2015); Collingwood 50 (2016–2019); Fremantle 104 (2020–2025)	186
David Rodan	3	Richmond 65 (2002–2004, 2006); Port Adelaide 111 (2007–2012); Melbourne 9 (2013)	185
Sam Frost	3	Greater Western Sydney 21 (2012–2014); Melbourne 70 (2015–2019); Hawthorn 94 (2020–2025)	185
Jack Martin	3	Gold Coast 97 (2014–2019); Carlton 54 (2020–2024); Geelong 31 (2025–2026)	182
Jason McCartney	3	Collingwood 38 (1991–1994); Adelaide 37 (1995–1997); North Melbourne 107 (1998–2003)	182
Callum Ah Chee	3	Gold Coast 45 (2016–2019); Brisbane 124 (2020–2025); Adelaide 9 (2026)	178
Josh Caddy	3	Gold Coast 24 (2011–2012); Geelong 71 (2013–2016); Richmond 79 (2017–2021)	174
Tony Woods^†	3	Fitzroy 12 (1990); Collingwood 18 (1992–1994); Hawthorn 142 (1995–2002)	172
Jarrod Molloy	3	Fitzroy 59 (1994–1996); Brisbane 61 (1997–2000); Collingwood 49 (2001–2003)	169
John Barker	3	Fitzroy 47 (1994–1996); Brisbane 8 (1997); Hawthorn 113 (1998–2006)	168
Brent Moloney	3	Geelong 23 (2003–2004); Melbourne 122 (2005–2012); Brisbane 21 (2013–2014)	166
Zac Dawson	3	Hawthorn 14 (2005–2006); St Kilda 63 (2009–2011); Fremantle 89 (2012–2017)	166
Matthew Kennedy	3	Greater Western Sydney 19 (2016–2017); Carlton 99 (2018–2024); Footscray 47 (2025–2026)	165
Chris Bond	3	Carlton 22 (1990–1992); Richmond 100 (1993–1997); Fremantle 41 (1998–1999)	163
Josh Bruce	3	Greater Western Sydney 14 (2012–2013); St Kilda 99 (2014–2019); Footscray 50 (2020–2023)	163
Ben Harrison	3	Carlton 2 (1995); Richmond 74 (1996–2000); Footscray 85 (2001–2005)	161
Andrew Wills	3	Geelong 59 (1991–1994); Fremantle 79 (1995–1999); Footscray 10 (2000)	148
Jade Rawlings	3	Hawthorn 116 (1996–2003); Footscray 29 (2004–2005); North Melbourne 3 (2006)	148
Jared Polec	3	Brisbane 16 (2011–2013); Port Adelaide 90 (2014–2018); North Melbourne 42 (2019–2022)	148
Stephen OReilly	3	Geelong 36 (1993–1994); Fremantle 98 (1995–1999); Carlton 12 (2000)	146
Stephen Powell	3	Footscray 30 (1997–1999); Melbourne 44 (2000, 2002); St Kilda 68 (2003–2006)	142
Rory Atkins	3	Adelaide 101 (2015–2020); Gold Coast 37 (2021–2024); Port Adelaide 3 (2025)	141
Josh Walker	3	Geelong 33 (2012–2015); Brisbane 52 (2016–2019); North Melbourne 54 (2020–2022)	139
Peter Caven	3	Fitzroy 39 (1991–1993); Sydney 18 (1994–1995); Adelaide 82 (1996–2000)	139
Andrejs Everitt	3	Footscray 36 (2007–2010); Sydney 43 (2011–2013); Carlton 52 (2014–2016)	131
Andrew Raines	3	Richmond 56 (2004–2009); Brisbane 67 (2010–2014); Gold Coast 6 (2015)	129
Barry Young^†	3	Richmond 40 (1990–1993); Essendon 76 (1994–1999); Hawthorn 13 (2000)	129
Mabior Chol	3	Richmond 31 (2016, 2019–2021); Gold Coast 30 (2022–2023); Hawthorn 66 (2024–2026)	127
Adam Heuskes	3	Sydney 49 (1994–1996); Port Adelaide 37 (1997–1998); Brisbane 39 (1999–2000)	125
Darren Kappler^†	3	Fitzroy 25 (1990–1991); Sydney 59 (1992–1995); Hawthorn 41 (1996–1998)	125
Kent Kingsley	3	North Melbourne 12 (1999–2000); Geelong 110 (2001–2006); Richmond 3 (2007)	125
Maverick Weller	3	Gold Coast 32 (2011–2013); St Kilda 89 (2014–2018); Richmond 2 (2019)	123
Rhys Palmer	3	Fremantle 53 (2008–2011); Greater Western Sydney 69 (2012–2016); Carlton 1 (2017)	123
Hugh Greenwood	3	Adelaide 51 (2017–2019); Gold Coast 32 (2020–2021); North Melbourne 38 (2022–2024)	121
Orazio Fantasia	3	Essendon 80 (2014–2020); Port Adelaide 19 (2021–2023); Carlton 21 (2024–2025)	120
Matthew Dent	3	Fitzroy 47 (1994–1996); Footscray 63 (1997–2000); Hawthorn 8 (2001)	118
Shane Clayton	3	Fitzroy 13 (1996); Brisbane 5 (1997–1998); North Melbourne 99 (1999–2004)	117
Jack Hombsch	3	Greater Western Sydney 9 (2012); Port Adelaide 89 (2013–2018); Gold Coast 18 (2019)	116
Joel Hamling	3	Footscray 23 (2015–2016); Fremantle 68 (2017–2019, 2021–2023); Sydney 24 (2025–2026)	115
David Calthorpe	3	Essendon 92 (1992–1998); Brisbane 9 (1999); North Melbourne 13 (2000)	114
Stephen Gilham	3	Port Adelaide 1 (2005); Hawthorn 98 (2006–2012); Greater Western Sydney 15 (2013–2014)	114
Dom Tyson	3	Greater Western Sydney 13 (2012–2013); Melbourne 94 (2014–2018); North Melbourne 6 (2019, 2021)	113
Craig OBrien^†	3	Essendon 19 (1990–1991); St Kilda 52 (1993–1995); Sydney 41 (1996–2000)	112
Barry Mitchell^†	3	Sydney 60 (1990–1992); Collingwood 13 (1993); Carlton 38 (1994–1996)	111
Fabian Francis	3	Melbourne 1 (1991); Brisbane 22 (1993–1994); Port Adelaide 86 (1997–2001)	109
Tyson Stengle	3	Richmond 2 (2017); Adelaide 14 (2019–2020); Geelong 93 (2022–2025)	109
Luke Beveridge^†	3	Melbourne 30 (1990–1992); Footscray 31 (1993–1995); St Kilda 45 (1996–1999)	106
Mitch Clark	3	Brisbane 82 (2006–2011); Melbourne 15 (2012–2013); Geelong 9 (2015–2016)	106
Oscar McDonald	3	Melbourne 81 (2015–2020); Carlton 5 (2021–2022); Fremantle 20 (2024–2026)	106
Scott Watters^†	3	West Coast 43 (1990–1992); Sydney 37 (1993–1994); Fremantle 26 (1995–1996)	106
Stewart Crameri	3	Essendon 57 (2010–2013); Footscray 42 (2014–2015, 2017); Geelong 4 (2018)	103
Kingsley Hunter	3	Fremantle 41 (1995–1998); Footscray 57 (1999–2002); Hawthorn 2 (2003)	100
Billy Frampton	3	Port Adelaide 3 (2018–2019); Adelaide 21 (2020–2022); Collingwood 74 (2023–2026)	98
Josh Mahoney	3	Collingwood 19 (1997–1998); Footscray 11 (1999–2000); Port Adelaide 67 (2004–2007)	97
Will Setterfield	3	Greater Western Sydney 2 (2017); Carlton 55 (2019–2022); Essendon 38 (2023–2026)	95
Aaron Edwards	3	West Coast 4 (2005); North Melbourne 78 (2007–2012); Richmond 12 (2013–2014)	94
Oleg Markov	3	Richmond 23 (2016–2017, 2019–2020); Gold Coast 28 (2021–2022); Collingwood 43 (2023–2025)	94
Brent Heaver	3	Melbourne 12 (1990–1991); Carlton 64 (1992–1996); Port Adelaide 16 (1997–1998)	92
Jason Taylor	3	Fitzroy 7 (1990–1991); Hawthorn 80 (1992–1996); Collingwood 4 (1997)	91
Koby Stevens	3	West Coast 11 (2010–2012); Footscray 63 (2013–2016); St Kilda 17 (2017–2018)	91
Shaun McKernan	3	Adelaide 34 (2009, 2011–2014); Essendon 53 (2015–2020); St Kilda 4 (2021)	91
Clinton King	3	Sydney 9 (1996–1997); Collingwood 22 (1998–1999); Richmond 58 (2000–2003)	89
Trent Nichols^†	3	Richmond 52 (1990–1991, 1997–1998); West Coast 4 (1992); North Melbourne 33 (1994–1996)	89
Anthony Miles	3	Greater Western Sydney 10 (2012–2013); Richmond 61 (2014–2018); Gold Coast 17 (2019)	88
Cameron Wood	3	Brisbane 16 (2005–2007); Collingwood 48 (2008–2012); Carlton 24 (2014–2015)	88
Harley Bennell	3	Gold Coast 81 (2011–2015); Fremantle 2 (2017); Melbourne 5 (2020)	88
Ilija Grgic	3	Footscray 62 (1993–1996); West Coast 23 (1997–1998); Essendon 2 (1999)	87
Jeremy Laidler	3	Geelong 2 (2009–2010); Carlton 24 (2011–2013); Sydney 61 (2014–2017)	87
Martin McKinnon	3	Adelaide 25 (1994–1995); Geelong 54 (1996–1998); Brisbane 7 (1999–2000)	86
Kyle Cheney	3	Melbourne 14 (2009–2010); Hawthorn 27 (2011–2014); Adelaide 44 (2015–2016, 2018)	85
Mitch Morton	3	West Coast 12 (2005–2007); Richmond 59 (2008–2011); Sydney 12 (2012–2013)	83
Ricky Olarenshaw	3	Essendon 77 (1993–1998); Collingwood 5 (1999); North Melbourne 1 (2001)	83
Troy Longmuir	3	Melbourne 17 (1998–1999); Fremantle 55 (2000–2004); Carlton 11 (2005–2006)	83
Andrew Phillips	3	Greater Western Sydney 14 (2012, 2014–2015); Carlton 27 (2016–2019); Essendon 41 (2020–2023)	82
Mitch Brown	3	Geelong 15 (2011–2014); Essendon 55 (2016–2019); Melbourne 9 (2020–2022)	79
James Cook	3	Carlton 25 (1994–1995); Footscray 49 (1996–1999); Melbourne 3 (2000)	77
Lance Picioane	3	Adelaide 4 (1998); Hawthorn 58 (2000–2004); North Melbourne 15 (2005)	77
Chad Rintoul	3	Adelaide 23 (1997–1998); West Coast 39 (1999–2000); Collingwood 14 (2001–2002)	76
Josh Schache	3	Brisbane 27 (2016–2017); Footscray 45 (2018–2022); Melbourne 4 (2023–2024)	76
Tony Delaney	3	Essendon 15 (1993–1994); Fremantle 28 (1995–1997, 1999); St Kilda 33 (2000–2001)	76
Trent Knobel	3	Brisbane 13 (2000–2001); St Kilda 41 (2002–2004); Richmond 21 (2005–2006)	75
Brendan Krummel	3	West Coast 9 (1992–1994); Fremantle 1 (1995); Hawthorn 64 (1996–2000)	74
Cain Ackland	3	Port Adelaide 12 (2001); St Kilda 41 (2005–2006); Carlton 21 (2007–2008)	74
Brad Rowe	3	Brisbane 14 (1990–1991); Collingwood 51 (1992–1995); Fremantle 8 (1996)	73
Corey Wagner	3	North Melbourne 8 (2016–2017); Melbourne 11 (2019); Fremantle 52 (2023–2026)	71
Paul Johnson	3	West Coast 1 (2003); Melbourne 68 (2005–2010); Hawthorn 1 (2011)	70
Francis Evans	3	Geelong 7 (2021–2022); Port Adelaide 27 (2023–2024); Carlton 33 (2025–2026)	67
Jed Lamb	3	Sydney 12 (2013); Greater Western Sydney 10 (2014–2015); Carlton 44 (2016–2018)	66
Mark Athorn^†	3	Fitzroy 21 (1990); Sydney 15 (1991); Carlton 30 (1992–1993)	66
Clay Sampson	3	Melbourne 13 (1995–1996); Adelaide 24 (1997–1998); Richmond 27 (1999–2000)	64
Dermott Brereton^†	3	Hawthorn 41 (1990–1992); Sydney 7 (1994); Collingwood 15 (1995)	63
Jonathan Giles	3	Greater Western Sydney 51 (2012–2014); Essendon 3 (2015); West Coast 9 (2016–2017)	63
Paul Bryce^†	3	North Melbourne 16 (1990); Melbourne 26 (1991–1992); Sydney 17 (1993)	59
Quinton Narkle	3	Geelong 41 (2018–2022); Port Adelaide 16 (2023–2024); Fremantle 2 (2025)	59
Scott Bamford	3	Fitzroy 22 (1996); Brisbane 24 (1997–1998); Geelong 13 (1999)	59
Cameron Cloke	3	Collingwood 21 (2004–2006); Carlton 36 (2007–2009); Port Adelaide 1 (2010)	58
David Strooper^†	3	Fitzroy 20 (1990–1991); Sydney 32 (1992–1993); St Kilda 6 (1994)	58
Jamie Elliott	3	Fitzroy 40 (1991–1993); Richmond 9 (1994–1995); St Kilda 9 (1996)	58
Tom Campbell	3	Footscray 42 (2012–2017); North Melbourne 12 (2019–2021); St Kilda 4 (2022, 2024)	58
Matthew Spangher	3	West Coast 26 (2008–2010); Sydney 6 (2011); Hawthorn 24 (2013–2016)	56
Sean Charles	3	Melbourne 47 (1992–1997); Carlton 1 (1998); St Kilda 8 (2000)	56
Will Brodie	3	Gold Coast 25 (2017–2021); Fremantle 29 (2022–2023); Port Adelaide 2 (2026)	56
Nick Lower	3	Port Adelaide 20 (2006, 2008–2009); Fremantle 22 (2011–2012); Footscray 13 (2013)	55
Aaron James	3	Collingwood 23 (1994–1995, 1997); Richmond 30 (1998–2000); Footscray 1 (2002)	54
John Rombotis	3	Fitzroy 26 (1995–1996); Port Adelaide 9 (1997); Richmond 13 (1998–2000)	48
Todd Ridley	3	Essendon 25 (1991–1994); Fremantle 21 (1995–1996); Hawthorn 2 (1997)	48
Jonathon Simpkin	3	Geelong 4 (2012); Hawthorn 33 (2013–2015); Essendon 4 (2016)	41
Mark Hepburn^†	3	North Melbourne 21 (1990); West Coast 13 (1991–1992); Sydney 7 (1994)	41
Robert Pyman	3	North Melbourne 16 (1993–1995); Collingwood 5 (1996); Melbourne 19 (1997)	40
Ian Downsborough	3	West Coast 20 (1995–1996); Port Adelaide 7 (1997); Adelaide 12 (1998–1999)	39
Bradley Plain^†	3	Essendon 26 (1990–1993); Collingwood 9 (1994); North Melbourne 1 (1996)	36
John Hutton	3	Brisbane 18 (1992); Sydney 5 (1993); Fremantle 13 (1995)	36
Tony Armstrong	3	Adelaide 14 (2010–2011); Sydney 15 (2012–2013); Collingwood 6 (2014–2015)	35
Tim Allen	3	St Kilda 22 (1991–1992); Hawthorn 11 (1993–1994); Geelong 1 (1995)	34
Brendan Bower^†	3	Richmond 26 (1990–1991); Essendon 3 (1992); North Melbourne 2 (1993)	31
Shannon Corcoran	3	Footscray 23 (1990–1994); Brisbane 5 (1995–1996); Sydney 2 (1997)	30
Braydon Preuss	3	North Melbourne 8 (2017); Melbourne 10 (2019–2020); Greater Western Sydney 10 (2022)	28
Nick Carter	3	Fitzroy 17 (1996); Brisbane 5 (1997–1998); Melbourne 3 (1999)	25
Brendon Retzlaff	3	Brisbane 15 (1992); West Coast 3 (1993); Fremantle 6 (1995)	24
Chris Groom	3	Adelaide 12 (1993–1994); Fremantle 7 (1995); North Melbourne 5 (1997–1998)	24
Mark Arceri^†	3	North Melbourne 1 (1990); Carlton 17 (1991–1992); St Kilda 5 (1993)	23
Rod Owen^†	3	St Kilda 4 (1990); Melbourne 9 (1991); Brisbane 9 (1992)	22
Anthony Darcy	3	Geelong 1 (1992); Footscray 14 (1993–1994); St Kilda 3 (1996)	18

† Career began before 1990: earlier games are not counted.

Clubs that share the most players

The 20 club pairings with the most shared players since 1990.
#	Clubs	Players	Most games for both
1	Collingwood & Sydney	23	Paul Williams
2	Brisbane & Collingwood	21	Jack Crisp
3	Hawthorn & St Kilda	20	Ben McEvoy
4	Melbourne & St Kilda	19	Jack Steele
4	St Kilda & Sydney	19	Barry Hall
6	Brisbane & Geelong	18	Lincoln McCarthy
6	Carlton & St Kilda	18	Matthew Lappin
8	Brisbane & St Kilda	17	Brett Voss
8	St Kilda & Footscray	17	Jack Macrae
10	Adelaide & Melbourne	16	Scott Thompson
10	Carlton & Greater Western Sydney	16	Nick Haynes
10	Carlton & Sydney	16	George Hewett
10	Fremantle & Melbourne	16	Jeff White
10	Melbourne & Richmond	16	Ben Holland
15	Brisbane & Fitzroy	15	Alastair Lynch
15	Brisbane & Sydney	15	Daniel Bradshaw
15	Collingwood & North Melbourne	15	Daniel Wells
15	Geelong & North Melbourne	15	Tim McGrath
15	Hawthorn & Footscray	15	Brian Lake
15	Hawthorn & Sydney	15	Lance Franklin

Every club pairing

150 pairings share 5 or more players. Each has its own page with the full list.

Adelaide

Brisbane

Carlton

Collingwood

Collingwood & Essendon (9)
Collingwood & Fitzroy (7)
Collingwood & Fremantle (11)
Collingwood & Geelong (5)
Collingwood & Gold Coast (7)
Collingwood & Greater Western Sydney (7)
Collingwood & Hawthorn (14)
Collingwood & Melbourne (12)
Collingwood & North Melbourne (15)
Collingwood & Port Adelaide (7)
Collingwood & Richmond (9)
Collingwood & St Kilda (9)
Collingwood & Sydney (23)
Collingwood & West Coast (9)
Collingwood & Footscray (13)

Essendon

Fitzroy

Fremantle

Geelong

Gold Coast

Greater Western Sydney

Hawthorn

Melbourne

North Melbourne

Port Adelaide

Richmond

St Kilda

Sydney

Sydney & West Coast (10)
Sydney & Footscray (14)

West Coast

West Coast & Footscray (5)

Quick answers

Dale Kickett has played senior AFL for the most clubs since 1990: five (Fitzroy, West Coast, St Kilda, Essendon and Fremantle). 10 more played for four. See the list→
10 players have played for exactly four clubs since 1990: Martin Pike, Adrian Fletcher, Justin Murphy, Ben Hudson, Tom Hickey, Richard Osborne, Scott Cummings, Simon Minton-Connell, Jacob Townsend and Stuart Wigney. See their clubs→
161 players have played for exactly three clubs since 1990. See them all→
1,085 players have played for exactly two clubs since 1990, and 2,516 have played for just one. Pick two clubs→
Collingwood and Sydney share more players than any other pair of clubs since 1990: 23. See them→
Only 2 of the 171 club pairings share no player since 1990: Fitzroy and Gold Coast and Fitzroy and Greater Western Sydney. Fitzroy last played in 1996, Gold Coast first played in 2011 and Greater Western Sydney first played in 2012. Check it→
Shaun Burgoyne has the most games since 1990 of anyone who played for more than one club: 407. Open the tool→
10 players have played senior AFL for both Carlton and Collingwood since 1990, led by Heath Scotland (215 games for Carlton, 53 for Collingwood). See the list→
10 players have played senior AFL for both Carlton and Essendon since 1990, led by Scott Camporeale (233 games for Carlton, 19 for Essendon). See the list→
14 players have played senior AFL for both Collingwood and Hawthorn since 1990, led by Tony Woods (18 games for Collingwood, 142 for Hawthorn). See the list→
13 players have played senior AFL for both Fremantle and West Coast since 1990, led by Dale Kickett (135 games for Fremantle, 2 for West Coast). See the list→
Seven players have played senior AFL for both Adelaide and Port Adelaide since 1990, led by Matthew Bode (79 games for Adelaide, 29 for Port Adelaide). See the list→
14 players have played senior AFL for both Essendon and Richmond since 1990, led by Bachar Houli (26 games for Essendon, 206 for Richmond). See the list→
Nine players have played senior AFL for both Geelong and Hawthorn since 1990, led by Isaac Smith (70 games for Geelong, 210 for Hawthorn). See the list→
Three players have played senior AFL for both Greater Western Sydney and Sydney since 1990, led by Shane Mumford (116 games for Greater Western Sydney, 79 for Sydney). See the list→
Eight players have played senior AFL for both Brisbane and Gold Coast since 1990, led by Michael Rischitelli (111 games for Brisbane, 132 for Gold Coast). See the list→
15 players have played senior AFL for both Brisbane and Fitzroy since 1990, led by Alastair Lynch (186 games for Brisbane, 84 for Fitzroy). See the list→

Common questions

What counts as playing for a club?

At least one senior AFL game for that club in 1990 or later. Reserves, state league and preseason games do not count.

Why does it start in 1990?

The player pool behind this page, the same one Siren Rush uses, covers every senior player with a game from 1990 on. Games before 1990 are left out, so a career that began in the 1980s shows only its games since 1990, and a club a player left before 1990 is not counted.

How are Brisbane and Fitzroy counted?

Brisbane covers both the Bears and the Lions as one club. Fitzroy is its own club, so a player who went from Fitzroy to Brisbane counts as playing for two clubs.

Who has played for the most clubs since 1990?

Dale Kickett has played senior AFL for the most clubs since 1990: five (Fitzroy, West Coast, St Kilda, Essendon and Fremantle). 10 more played for four.

Which two clubs share the most players?

Collingwood and Sydney, with 23 players who played for both since 1990.

How up to date is it?

The data is as of 15 September 2026. Games and clubs are compiled from public records: AFL Tables season statistics and Wikipedia.

Sources

Season player statistics, 1990 to 2026, from AFL Tables (afltables.com).
Club and honour records from Wikipedia.
Data as of 15 September 2026. Facts compiled from public records; no text is copied from either source.

Test yourself

Siren Rush pairs a club with a clue, like a player who also played for another club. Name one before the siren: any senior player since 1990 counts, and the fewer people who name your pick, the more it scores.

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478 players in the pool began their careers before 1990; only their games from 1990 on are counted here. 110 of them also played for a club only before 1990, which is not counted.