West Coast are "unlikely" to give up the No.1 draft pick in an AFL trade but are willing to listen to rival clubs' offers for the prized selection.

The Eagles currently have two first-round picks at their disposal, plus the end-of-first-round selection they received as part of an assistance package from the league.

And they are likely to land pick two as compensation for losing co-captain Oscar Allen to premiers Brisbane through free agency.

It gives West Coast a strong hand as they attempt to bounce back from a one-win season and a second wooden spoon in three years.

"At this stage we'd be unlikely to trade pick one, but you never know," Eagles list boss Matt Clarke said.

"If there's some clubs that want to move up and might have multiple picks, we'll have a look at it.

"Our recruit

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