RICHMOND has delisted a further three players as it goes through a major list overhaul.
Tyler Sonsie, James Trezise and Samson Ryan have all been informed they won't be offered a contract for 2027.
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Sonsie played 15 matches in 2026 for a total of 55 games since being selected with pick 28 in the 2021 national draft.
The midfielder averaged 16.3 disposals this year, his highest return since managing 17.6 across seven games in his debut season of 2022.
Trezise was promoted from the club's VFL program in the 2023 mid-season draft and played a total of 38 senior matches, including 14 this year.
Ryan, a ruck/forward taken with pick 40 in the 2020 draft, made 31 senior appearances as a backup for club stalwart Toby Nankervis.
He had been a member of Brisbane's Academy after moving to Queensland as a teenager when he was offered a cricketing scholarship to Toowoomba Grammar School.
Richmond Executive General Manager, Football Talent- Blair Hartley thanked the three players for their contribution to Richmond.
"We thank Tyler, James and Samson for their efforts across their time with the Club," Richmond executive general manager, football talent, Blair Hartley said on Friday.
"Each gave their all across multiple years with us, and we wish them well for their future pursuits on and off the field."