Crows tightlipped on Gibbs rumours

The Adelaide Crows say they won't comment on rumours that Carlton star Bryce Gibbs wants to be traded to the South Australian club.

Adelaide are tightlipped at speculation Carlton star Bryce Gibbs wants to be traded to the club. (AAP)

Adelaide are tightlipped at speculation Carlton star Bryce Gibbs wants to be traded to the South Australian AFL club.

Adelaide won't comment on rumours that SA-born Gibbs is holding talks with the Crows.

"We don't have any comment to make on trade rumours or innuendo," a Crows spokesman told AAP on Thursday.

Gibbs has three years to run on his lucrative contract at Carlton believed to be worth about $600,000 a season.

The 27-year-old is understood to have rejected advances from Adelaide and Port Adelaide in 2013 before re-signing with the Blues.

Gibbs, a veteran of 209 AFL games who won Carlton's club champion award in 2014, is the latest high-profile midfielder with rumoured links to the Crows.

Brisbane captain Tom Rockliff and Port Adelaide's Hamish Hartlett are others while the Crows have denied rumours they offered a deal to Richmond ace Dustin Martin.