PORT Adelaide's Will Brodie has called time on his 10-year career spanning three clubs, while the Power have also confirmed Ollie Lord and Tom Anastasopoulos will not be offered contracts for the 2027 season.

Brodie played 56 games, including just two for the Power in 2026 after arriving at the club last trade period.

Taken by Gold Coast with pick No.9 in 2016, the 28-year-old spent five seasons at the Suns before heading west to join Fremantle, where he spent another four seasons.

Brodie landed on Port Adelaide's list ahead of 2026 and while his senior opportunities were limited, he earned the Max Porter Memorial Trophy for the runner-up best and fairest SANFL player.

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"After a decade in the AFL, now feels like the right time to hang up the boots," Brodie said. 

"I'm thankful to Gold Coast, Fremantle and Port Adelaide for all taking a chance on me, and helping me live out my dream. 

"I've met so many amazing people along the journey, many of whom will stay lifelong friends.

"Thank you to my teammates and coaches at all three clubs, and most importantly, to my family, especially my partner Kate and daughter Mila, for the sacrifices they have made for me and my career."

Meanwhile, the Power have delisted forward duo Lord and Anastasopoulos.

Lord played 35 games for the club after being selected with pick No.49 in the 2020 draft.

He made his debut in 2023 and kicked a career-high four goals in the qualifying final against Brisbane later that year.

However, injury limited the 24-year-old's opportunities, most recently when he ruptured his ACL in round two of the SANFL earlier this year.

Anastasopoulos landed at the Power with pick No.48 in the 2023 draft and made his debut in round 10 this year, going on to play five senior games.

The 21-year-old also played 45 SANFL games for the Magpies over his three seasons at Alberton.

Port list boss Jason Cripps thanked the trio for their service.

"All three players showed great commitment to their teammates and their development as footballers while on our list," he said.

"Will spent 10 years in the AFL system and he and his family have given so much over that time to continue seeking opportunities. 

"Despite not playing much AFL football this year, Will’s attitude has been positive, and he was an outstanding contributor to the Magpies' program.

"We congratulate Will on his career and wish him, partner Kate and daughter Mila all the best for life after football, as well as the best of luck to Ollie and Tom for whatever comes next."

The trio's departures continue a significant off-season turnover at Port Adelaide, with Benny Barrett, Mani Liddy, Will Lorenz, Jackson Mead and Jacob Moss already told they wouldn't be offered new contracts.

Ivan Soldo also retired, while Zak Butters exercised his free agency rights and moved to the Western Bulldogs.