Jack Carroll is seen celebrating after Carlton's win over Brisbane in Opening Round, 2024. Picture: AFL Photos

FORMER Carlton midfielder Jack Carroll has landed at a new home, with St Kilda signing the ex-Blues youngster as a delisted free agent.

The delisted free agency window closes on Friday afternoon, with Carroll the third player to get an AFL lifeline, as exclusively revealed by AFL.com.au.

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He was cut by Carlton at the end of this season after playing 15 games for the Blues in 2024, for a career tally of 21.

The 21-year-old was the No.41 pick in the 2020 draft.

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The West Australian had multiple clubs monitor him throughout the season, while Greater Western Sydney, as revealed on Gettable last month, had interest in him as a potential rookie selection. 

His former teammate Jack Martin (joining Geelong) and ex-Saint Tim Membrey (Collingwood) are the other players to find new homes in the DFA period.