THE LIST turnover at Carlton has continued, with father-son products Lucas and Ben Camporeale both delisted however the club hasn't ruled out giving them a lifeline over summer.
The Blues told the pair they could be considered for pre-season train-on opportunities, once the draft in November is completed.
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The twin brothers are the sons of Carlton Hall of Famer Scott, a 1995 premiership player who played 233 games for the Blues.
Lucas and Ben both joined the club at the 2024 Telstra AFL Draft, with Lucas playing three games during his debut season last year, however Ben did not make an appearance at AFL level.
"It is never easy to make these decisions as a club, but ultimately we need to ensure we have maximum flexibility in regard to our list spots ahead of the upcoming Trade and Draft period," Blues footy boss Chris Davies said.
"Ben and Lucas have shown great commitment over the last two years, and although we are not able to commit to them for 2027, we have informed them both that they will be considered for potential train-on opportunities once we have completed the November draft."
The Blues have now made 10 list changes, with the Camporeale's adding to the departures of Zac Williams, Jordan Boyd, Lachie Fogarty, Lewis Young, Elijah Hollands, Flynn Young, Harry Charleson and Matt Duffy.
