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Jackson Hately has requested a trade to the Adelaide Crows. PHOTO: File

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Hately homecoming
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Hately homecoming

FORMER Greater Western Sydney first-round draft selection Jackson Hately has informed the club of his desire to be traded to the Adelaide Crows ahead of the 2021 season.
Hately, 19, went to school at Trinity College where his father, Nick, is the principal, and coming home is the primary reason behind his decision.
GWS general manager of football Jason McCartney said the club will now “investigate trade options” to try and find a fair deal for the promising young midfielder.

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