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26 October 2026

Former St Kilda forward Isaac Keeler spotted training at Port Adelaide ahead of pre-season

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Former St Kilda forward Isaac Keeler spotted training at Port Adelaide ahead of pre-season

The 22-year-old joined a small group of potential teammates two months after he was delisted.

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