STRENGTHS:

+ Acceleration
+ Consistency
+ Two-footed
+ Upside
+ Versatility

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Composure
- Strength

Allan struggled for exposure in 2022, but did the most with the very limited opportunities he had. Across five WAFL Colts games, he remained consistent, never finishing below 20 touches in a single game while playing on the wing and in the guts.

He played an integral role through the middle of the ground in his games for Claremont, racking up the around the ground clearances week in, week out. Though, many of his clearances were kicks thrown on the boot quickly to try get the ball out of the pack, perhaps a sign of his work usually being applied in a more uncontested role on the wing or behind the ball.

He proved himself to be an option across many areas of the ground, highlighted best in a 27-disposal, one-goal game against Perth where he found himself playing a more defensive role at times later in the game.

Allan's best work though, remains on the wing as an outside runner. He utilises his endurance and acceleration to break away from opponents and create space and time for himself to take a more measured approach to disposing of the footy.

His ability to comfortably dispose of the ball on either foot, and obvious upside at 194cm would make him a tantalising midfield prospect for clubs in this year’s draft. He has shown glimpses of promise on the ball, and his ceiling is extremely high.

Making the most of the recent National Combine, he topped the charts for the 20-metre sprint and found himself in the top five for the agility testing. His versatility and ability to play on the outside works in his favour to potentially be the type of player a club could pick up and find a spot for in their best 22 early in his career.