Merrett Joins Hawks
Zach Merrett has left Essendon for Hawthorn, signing a four-year contract worth $1 million a year. He considered a contract extension with the Bombers but changed his mind after a disappointing season.
Zach Merrett has joined Hawthorn after 13 years with Essendon, signing a four-year contract worth $1 million a year.
Merrett said he considered a contract extension with the Bombers but changed his mind after a disappointing season. He remains in a WhatsApp group with his former teammates but expects to be removed soon.
The 31-year-old midfielder said both clubs were respectful during the trade negotiations. He discussed his future with Hawks coach Sam Mitchell in February.
Merrett has played 274 games for Essendon, winning seven best and fairest awards. He has played in only four finals, all losing.
The Hawks received Merrett in exchange for picks 15 and 25 in this year's draft and a future second-round draft pick.
Merrett said he is excited to join a club that is firmly in the premiership hunt. He has no preconceived ideas about his role at the Hawks.
The trade was completed on the first day of the Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period. Merrett is an ambassador for the Caulfield Cup carnival.
Key facts
- Zach Merrett has joined Hawthorn on a four-year contract worth $1 million a year.
- Merrett played 274 games for Essendon, winning seven best and fairest awards.
- The Hawks received Merrett in exchange for picks 15 and 25 in this year's draft and a future second-round draft pick.
- Merrett has played in only four finals, all losing.
Three perspectives
Neutral
The trade marks a new chapter in Merrett's career. The outcome of the trade will be closely watched by fans and analysts. The Continental Tyres AFL Trade Period is ongoing.
Positive
Merrett's move to the Hawks is seen as a positive step for his career. He will have the opportunity to play in a team that is competing for the premiership. The Hawks have strengthened their midfield with the addition of Merrett.
Negative
Some fans may be disappointed by Merrett's decision to leave Essendon. The Bombers have lost a key player and will need to rebuild their team. The trade may have a negative impact on the team's performance in the upcoming season.
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