Former No.1 draft pick Kristie-Lee Weston-Turner and Brisbane star Taylor Smith are among players whose bids to land at a new AFLW club will come down to the final day of a busy trade period.
Plenty of big names, including Anne Hatchard and Eden Zanker have already sealed their moves - but others may have to wait for the closing moments at Marvel Stadium on Wednesday.
Weston-Turner wants to join back-to-back premiers North Melbourne after just eight games across two seasons at the Bulldogs.
But the two teams are at an impasse in regards to her value, which could force the youngster to try her luck in the draft.
The Swans are determined to land two-time premiership player Smith, who would form a tantalising attacking duo with skipper Chloe Molloy.
But the key forward, who played in this season's grand final defeat to North Melbourne, is contracted to the Lions for next season, making negotiations tricky.
GWS have so far played hard ball with Carlton, who are attempting to extract All-Australian defender Cambridge McCormick from the league strugglers.
McCormick is contracted until 2027, giving the Giants the upper hand.
Adelaide, who farewelled Anne Hatchard over the weekend, are also expected to keep digging their heels in when it comes to deals for Brooke Boileau (Carlton) and young defender Zoe Prowse (Essendon).
Tilly Lucas-Rodd's bid to land at GWS could also drag out, with the Hawks wanting bang for buck for the experienced defender/midfielder.
The Hawks are expected to snag Gold Coast veteran Jacqui Dupuy as they attempt to add more firepower to their attack, while young forward Sophie Butterworth wants to head to St Kilda.
Gold Coast have been among the busiest clubs as they shuffle players and draft picks in an attempt to have enough draft capital to match bids on their top academy talents.
The Suns have already shipped out pick No.1 to Richmond and likely aren't done yet.
Sunny Lappin, Ava Usher, Dekota Baron, Alannah Welsh and Georja Davies are among the top talents in the mix to attract early bids in the December 15 draft.
Richmond have been tipped to target Victorian bolter Scarlett Johnson (Northern Knights) with the No.1 pick, with Oakleigh Chargers midfielder Chloe Bown and Subiaco forward Olivia Wolmarans other contenders.
St Kilda veteran Nicola Stevens is set to join Geelong, marking her fourth AFLW club.
Late on Tuesday, West Coast snapped up former Blue Keeley Skepper along with Carlton's 2026 fourth round draft pick in exchange for pick No.66 and the Eagles' fifth-round selection next year.
Skepper departs Carlton after 38 games across four seasons.