THE Carlton Football Club has re-signed midfielder Ollie Hollands for a further three years. 

Recruited from the Murray Bushrangers with pick No.11 in the 2022 draft, Hollands has developed into an elite runner capable of covering multiple positions across the ground.  

Since debuting, he has played 79 games across four seasons, missing just one game in 2024 and playing every match in 2025.  

A standout moment this season came in Round 24 against Fremantle, when Hollands produced a goal saving run-down tackle on Patrick Voss that brought an electric Carlton crowd to its feet.  

He then backed that up in the wildcard final win over Melbourne, racking up 18 disposals, six marks, four tackles and a crucial goal in an eye-catching performance on the big stage – his fourth final of his career.  

The 22-year-old joins other youngsters Jagga Smith, Cooper Lord, Billy Wilson, Talor Byrne and Jack Ison in continuing his career at IKON Park - with all re-signing this year.  

GM of Football Chris Davies said Hollands' commitment reflected everything Carlton wants in a player. 

“Ollie has an outstanding work ethic. He's the type of player who leaves it all out on the field, every single week. To see him extend for another three years confirms his commitment to our football club,” Davies said. 

“We believe Ollie has future growth and we are excited to see how that develops across the next few seasons.”