The 2026 player transfer window is now open.
Clubs wasted no time announcing new recruits since the end of the season and can now continue to secure those signings following a busy November transfer period.
While a lot of transfers will be for players clubs have already announced, we'll keep you updated on the latest key transfer news below.
To view every senior transfer in and out of the EDFL, head here.
February 2
Maribyrnong Park women's kicked off Monday's transfer action with marquee signing Kerryn Peterson the big name.
Marby announced Peterson's signing on Friday with the former Carlton captain and three-time All Australian set to add significant senior experience to a Lions side boasting a number of young guns.
Two-time Oak Park premiership player Ebony Bennett is also bound for Marby after a season with Old Brighton Grammarians.
February 1
Transfers re-opened on Sunday with some big moves kicking things off, Sarah Wright's return to the EDFL alongside sister Gemma at Westmeadows perhaps the biggest.
Wright played 61 AFLW games for North Melbourne after being drafted out of Keilor, her last game a premiership win in which Wright was among the best on ground.
Despite not featuring in 2025, Wright will be a major addition to a Tigers side that tasted finals footy last season.
There's more AFLW talent entering the EDFL with former Geelong Cat Caitlin Thorne looking to get to Strathmore.
Thorne played 11 games over two seasons with the Cats and will be a huge asset to the recently promoted Mores when available.
Two-time VFL premiership player Anthony Anastasio was announced as Deer Park's new signing on December 5, as the Lions now move to secure the transfer.
A playing-assistant coach for the Lions in 2026, the crafty small forward played 197 VFL and VFL development games and announced his retirement after an ACL injury interrupted his 2025 season.
Essendon Doutta Stars have moved to secure two young guns with Talent League experience in Jade Cilia and Isla Iannacone.
The pair played at Williamstown CYMS in 2025 and were Western Jets teammates in 2023, adding to the young core of Douttas.
Taylors Lakes also got active on Sunday lodging three women's and three men's transfers.
Kate Parkinson comes across from Moreton Bay, with Tulla pair Laycee Eustace and Alexcia Talia on the move as well.
Blair Marsden headlines the men's trio with Talent League experience, as he looks to transition into senior football with the Lions.
Tullamarine has gotten busy in its women's program lodging transfers for Summa Blackburn (Roxburgh Park, declined), Cassandra Stanley (Murrumbeena), and Anais Lipski (Williamstown CYMS).
It's been a tough run for the Dees since earning promotion to Division One, but some new faces in the mix is a very positive sign for the club.
Reigning Premier Division premiers Hillside has added more senior experience to its ranks in Melton pair Shontaine Barker and Jodie Willis, and Darley forward Lusiya Azina.
In terms of outgoing players, Harry Jones is heading from Strathmore to Heatherton, Hayden Gill is heading back to Wallan from Deer Park, Marnie Robinson is off to UTS from Moonee Valley, and Coburg Districts ruck Ian Fisher is bound for Kerang.
