ESSENDON would receive no free agency compensation pick if Michael Hurley walked out to one of a growing list of AFL suitors.
The All-Australian centre half-back remains unwilling to commit to the Bombers.
The collective bargaining agreement states if a player can prove a breach of contract their club has not been able to remedy, they are able to terminate their contract.
The club must then immediately terminate their contract, allowing them to move to their club of choice as a delisted free agent.
The player could prove that breach either through the AFL’s grievance tribunal or through a court of law.
Clubs including the Western Bulldogs, Adelaide and North Melbourne are believed to be monitoring his situation with interest.
The 26-year-old seems genuinely torn between his love of Essendon and his frustration their conduct left him sidelined in the peak of his career.
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