Premiership star Sam Marshall of the Brisbane Lions has requested a trade to the St Kilda club. The move is part of a shift in the race for an All-Aus star, with the Lions reportedly considering a player exit. The request follows a club statement from the Lions and has been reported by multiple sources, including the Herald Sun and SSBCrack.
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