AFL 2023: James Jordon joins Sydney Swans as free agent
- 7 months ago
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Melbourne midfielder James Jordon joined Sydney in the first completed move of the AFL Free Agency period. Jordon, a reserve that played 65 games for demons and not used on 2021 Premiership side, deleted at the end of 2020 and suitable for free agency because it rooted again. Despite powerful VFL form, 22 -year -old struggled to provide a place on Melbourne side of season in last stages of season, and Carlton was hiding for three consecutive games before changing Angus Brayshaw in a semi -final loss. The demons will receive a second end of compensation for Jordon, who is currently 39 elections. Jordon mostly played semi-forward on a wing or AFL level, but this season, he was influenced by the central-spindle midfielder in four matches in Casey. In June, an average of 34 -handing, including an indispensable performance of 41 against GWS reserves, scored five teams and a goal. While Movement is looking at Swans's support for midfield stocks after an inconsistent season, the common captain Callum Mills goes out indefinitely after damaging rotator headline in a crazy Monday event that requires surgery. Jordon's teammate Brodie Grundy is expected to join him in Sydney during the trade period that began on Monday. Sydney football boss Charlie Gardiner said Jordon's running power and versatility is a big part of his charm for Swans. “James is a talented young midfielder, who we think has a bright future in front of him,” Gardiner said. “We think that it will be a valuable contribution to our midfielder with its ability and flexibility to play inner and outside. “To date, he has made an impressive start to his career and has gained experience in a successful program in Melbourne, so we are sure that it will make us better. "We are really looking forward to inviting James to the club."
Melbourne midfielder James Jordon joined Sydney in the first completed move of the AFL Free Agency period. Jordon, a reserve that played 65 games for demons and not used on 2021 Premiership side, deleted at the end of 2020 and suitable for free agency because it rooted again. Despite powerful VFL form, 22 -year -old struggled to provide a place on Melbourne side of season in last stages of season, and Carlton was hiding for three consecutive games before changing Angus Brayshaw in a semi -final loss. The demons will receive a second end of compensation for Jordon, who is currently 39 elections. Jordon mostly played semi-forward on a wing or AFL level, but this season, he was influenced by the central-spindle midfielder in four matches in Casey. In June, an average of 34 -handing, including an indispensable performance of 41 against GWS reserves, scored five teams and a goal. While Movement is looking at Swans's support for midfield stocks after an inconsistent season, the common captain Callum Mills goes out indefinitely after damaging rotator headline in a crazy Monday event that requires surgery. Jordon's teammate Brodie Grundy is expected to join him in Sydney during the trade period that began on Monday. Sydney football boss Charlie Gardiner said Jordon's running power and versatility is a big part of his charm for Swans. “James is a talented young midfielder, who we think has a bright future in front of him,” Gardiner said. “We think that it will be a valuable contribution to our midfielder with its ability and flexibility to play inner and outside. “To date, he has made an impressive start to his career and has gained experience in a successful program in Melbourne, so we are sure that it will make us better. "We are really looking forward to inviting James to the club."