BREAKING NEWS : Collingwood Superstar Darcy Moore who sign a Contract Extension From 2028-31 Season with the Magpie, has Reportedly turned down a tempting jaw – Dropping $575.10 Million offer From Richmond Tigers to honor his Commitment to finish his AFL Career with the…..see more……

In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the AFL world, Collingwood captain and defensive powerhouse Darcy Moore has officially turned down a jaw-dropping $575.10 million offer from arch-rival Richmond Tigers.

Sources close to the negotiations have confirmed that the Tigers tabled the historic deal — one of the largest in AFL history — in a last-ditch attempt to lure the Magpies’ skipper across Punt Road. However, Moore reportedly reaffirmed his commitment to Collingwood, choosing loyalty, legacy, and leadership over money.

This announcement comes just weeks after Moore signed a contract extension that will keep him in black and white until the end of the 2031 season, ensuring he remains a cornerstone of the Magpies’ premiership ambitions well into the next decade.

> “I’ve grown up a Collingwood person. This club is my family,” Moore said in a brief statement. “It’s never been about the money for me — it’s about finishing what we’ve started and continuing to make our fans proud.”

The decision has drawn widespread praise across the AFL community, with many hailing Moore’s loyalty as a throwback to an era where club pride trumped financial gain.

Richmond’s audacious offer reportedly included lucrative ambassadorial roles, long-term media commitments, and post-retirement incentives, but Moore’s focus remained firmly on continuing Collingwood’s quest for sustained dominance.

As captain, Moore has been instrumental in shaping the Magpies’ modern culture, both on and off the field, and his decision to stay sends a powerful message to the playing group and fans alike — that the black and white stripes still mean everything.

With Moore locked in until 2031, Collingwood supporters can breathe a sigh of relief knowing their skipper is not only staying put but is committed to finishing his legendary AFL career where it all began — at the mighty Collingwood Football Club.