POTENTIAL Adelaide father-son Luke Edwards and possible top-10 Western Bulldogs Next Generation product Jamarra Ugle-Hagan are among the talented prospects set to play on the MCG on Grand Final morning in the Under-17 NAB All Stars 'Futures' clash.

The showcase of the best talent available for the 2020 NAB AFL Draft will play in the clash at the MCG ahead of the AFL premiership decider.

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As with previous years of the All Stars game, both sides have been named after recently retired stars of the game Jonathon Brown and Nick Dal Santo.

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Edwards, who performed well for South Australia at this year's under-18 championships as a bottom-ager, is the son of two-time Crows premiership winner Tyson. His brother Jackson was also on the Crows list last year before being delisted.

Edwards will be on Team Brown, which will be led by NAB AFL Academy head coach Luke Power.

There are others throughout the side who are already tied to AFL clubs, including Ugle-Hagan (Collingwood), Reef McInnes (Collingwood) and Connor Downie (Hawthorn), while Port Adelaide will have access to Taj Schofield (the son of Jarrad) as a father-son selection.

Western Bulldogs' NGA product Jamarra Ugle-Hagan. Picture: AFL Photos

Team Dal Santo will be coached by Vic Country coach Leigh Brown, with Nikolas Cox and Tanner Bruhn among the highly rated players.

A number of brothers will also play for Team Dal Santo, including Oliver Henry (brother of Geelong's Jack), Henry Walsh (brother of Carlton's Sam) and Finlay Macrae (brother of Bulldog Jack).