List manager Adrian Dodoro said on Thursday that contrary to recent reports he was unaware of any player considering walking out on Essendon.
"We have been in contact with every player agent that manages our players and we have not received any information that would suggest a player wants to leave the club under those circumstances whatsoever," he said on essendonfc.com.au.
"Obviously at this time of year there are players that are seeking opportunity, but that is just usual business practice.
"As far as the ASADA investigation is concerned not one player wants to leave under those circumstances."
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Dodoro said the players were united and excited about the 2014 season.
"The players are all united and can't wait to get stuck into pre-season and to be honest every one is just looking forward to having a great year next year.
"We are seeing a lot of boys filtering in already in their time off to do voluntary gym work and I think they are really looking forward to a big pre-season."
"I hope all the Essendon members and supporters get behind the team and support our players like never before."
Dodoro said the players were united and excited about the 2014 season.
"The players are all united and can't wait to get stuck into pre-season and to be honest every one is just looking forward to having a great year next year.
"We are seeing a lot of boys filtering in already in their time off to do voluntary gym work and I think they are really looking forward to a big pre-season."
"I hope all the Essendon members and supporters get behind the team and support our players like never before."
