Essendon midfielder Elijah Tsatas is attracting interest from several clubs after being let go. His performance has drawn interest of multiple teams as his AFL future remains in limbo. Several clubs have expressed interest in securing the young player, indicating a probable move for Tsatas in the near future.
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