ROWAN Marshall has been granted his trade wish on Thursday morning, landing at Geelong.
St Kilda has agreed to trade the contracted ruckman to Kardinia Park in exchange for pick No.14.
The Cats received a 2028 third-round pick back in exchange.
Marshall requested a move for the second straight off-season and escalated the situation earlier this week by not attending Monday's Trevor Barker Award.
St Kilda had been asking for a player to be attached to the trade, which Geelong didn't want to do.
But after negotiating on Thursday morning, the Saints struck a deal with the Cats.
Geelong has now secured Marshall, Jordan Ridley and Toby Greene across the free agency and the trade period.
Marshall played 177 games for St Kilda after initially being a rookie pick from North Ballarat at the age of 21.
After a decade at the Saints, Marshall will now head down the highway to continue his career at Geelong.
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