BREAKING NEWS: Collingwood ruck star Darcy Cameron wants to stay at Pies despite West Coast’s interest in a deal but…see more

Darcy Cameron, the Collingwood Magpies’ dynamic ruckman, has expressed his desire to remain at the club, despite interest from the West Coast Eagles. The 29-year-old Western Australian native, who is contracted until 2026, has been a pivotal figure in Collingwood’s ruck division since Brodie Grundy’s departure. His consistent performances have solidified his position as the team’s primary ruckman.

West Coast, in need of a seasoned ruckman following Nic Naitanui’s retirement, has reportedly shown interest in acquiring Cameron. However, Cameron’s commitment to the Magpies remains steadfast. Collingwood’s General Manager of Football, Graham Wright, commended Cameron’s dedication and consistent performances, both as a forward and in the ruck .

Cameron, who was drafted by Sydney in 2016 and traded to Collingwood in 2019, has since become an integral part of the team’s structure. His journey from limited opportunities at Sydney to a premiership player with Collingwood highlights his resilience and adaptability

While West Coast’s interest is noted, Cameron’s preference is to continue his career with the Magpies, contributing to their ongoing success. Collingwood is expected to engage in discussions to ensure Cameron’s future at the club, reinforcing their commitment to retaining key players.

As the 2025 AFL season progresses, all eyes will be on the negotiations surrounding Cameron’s contract and his pivotal role in Collingwood’s aspirations