Port Adelaide quartet Jason Horne-Francis, Aliir Aliir, Mitch Georgiades and Zak Butters have been named in the All-Australian squad of 46. 

Horne-Francis has enjoyed a breakout season, averaging 23.3 disposals, 9.9 contested possessions and 5.8 clearances from his 21 games. 

The midfield star has also honed his forward craft in 2026, hitting the scoreboard with 27 majors. 

At just 23 years of age, Horne-Francis’ stocks continue to rise with his on-field performances, in addition to his leadership and maturity off-field. 

Horne-Francis has taken his game to another level in 2026. Image: Matt Sampson.

Key forward Georgiades scored 51 goals from 21 matches in 2026, and leads the competition for most marks inside 50 with an incredible 83 – six marks ahead of second-placed Josh Treacy. 

Georgiades was added to the leadership group this season, even captaining the side in the Round 24 win over Essendon, with the stand-in skipper slotting five majors in that game. 

Georgiades' 51-goal season has seen him rewarded with All-Australian squad selection. Image: Matt Sampson.

At 31 years of age, Aliir has been a pillar in the backline, and finishes the home and away season third in the league for intercept possessions with 175, and second for marks with 174. 

Aliir’s work-rate, resilience and consistency continue to make him a valuable asset to the Power’s best side, with the key defender averaging 15.2 disposals at 80.6% efficiency in 2026. 

Allir has put together a strong season down back, second in the league for marks and third for intercept possessions. Image: Brooke Bowering.

Butters’ inclusion comes from just 17 games this season, with the midfielder averaging 29.8 disposals at 71.5% efficiency, to go with 4.2 tackles. 

As co-vice-captain, he led the side for much of the season in the absence of injured skipper Connor Rozee.

Butters is in contention for his third All-Australian blazer. Image: Matt Sampson.

If selected in the final team, Butters would receive his third All-Australian blazer. 

Georgiades and Horne-Francis have been in the All-Australian squad once each previously, while Aliir was in the final team in 2021.  

The final All-Australian team will be named on Tuesday night at the AFL Awards in Melbourne.Â