BREAKING NEWS : : Geelong Patrick Dangerfield who sign a Contract Extension From 2028-29 Season with the Geelong, has Reportedly turned down a tempting jaw – Dropping $285.40 Million offer From Collingwood to honor his Commitment to finish his AFL Career with the…see more…

BREAKING NEWS : Patrick Dangerfield Reportedly Rejects $285.4 Million Collingwood Offer to Stay Loyal to Geelong

Geelong, VIC — In a stunning twist that’s taken the AFL world by storm, veteran superstar Patrick Dangerfield has reportedly turned down an eye-watering $285.4 million offer from Collingwood to extend his stay with the Geelong Cats through the 2028–29 season.

Sources close to the club (who may or may not exist) claim that the Magpies tabled a deal so massive it “made Cristiano Ronaldo do a double-take.” But in true Geelong fashion, Dangerfield is said to have politely declined, choosing loyalty over luxury.

“Money comes and goes, but premierships with the blue and white hoops are forever,” Dangerfield allegedly told teammates, as confetti cannons fired in the Kardinia Park locker room.

The 33-year-old superstar, already a Brownlow Medallist and one of the AFL’s most decorated players, reportedly signed a contract extension that will see him remain a Cat until the end of the 2029 season — a move that has sent a powerful message across the league about commitment and club culture.

A $285 Million What-If

If true, Collingwood’s supposed $285.4 million package would have shattered every financial record in AFL history — not to mention common sense and the league’s salary cap. Insiders humorously suggested that the Pies planned to fund the deal by “selling half of Victoria Park and a small moon.”

Despite the staggering numbers, Dangerfield’s decision to stay has made him a fan favourite once again. Social media erupted within minutes, with #LoyalLikeDanger trending across X (formerly Twitter).

Legacy Over Lucre

Dangerfield’s loyalty cements his legacy not only as one of the game’s greats but as a player whose heart beats firmly in blue and white.
While many stars chase the next big payday, Dangerfield’s choice reminds fans that in footy — as in life — some things are bigger than money.