Collingwood Football Club, a privately owned entity headquartered in Australia, founded in 1892, employs approximately 280 individuals. The club's primary offering is spectator sports, specifically Australian Rules football, competing in the AFL.
On October 1, 2026, Collingwood's Leppitsch discussed various player movements on AFL Trade Radio, including the impending arrivals of Lachie Neale and Jesse Hogan, Scott Pendlebury's exit, and the futures of Jordan De Goey and Dan Houston. This follows the club's September 30 announcement of a $3 million investment to redevelop the playing surface of Victoria Park, its spiritual home ground that hosts Collingwood's AFLW, VFL, VFLW, Reclink, and partnering community football teams. Earlier on September 30, Lachie Neale's move to Collingwood became official, with the Brisbane Lions anticipating an end-of-first-round draft pick as compensation for losing the free agent. Previously, on September 22, Collingwood's pitch to Neale was revealed, proposing a midfield lineup featuring Neale alongside recently crowned Brownlow Medallist Nick Daicos, and potentially Matt Rowell. Also on September 22, Nick Daicos secured a financial windfall worth hundreds of thousands of dollars from his Brownlow win, including a contract bonus and proceeds from a marketing campaign.
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