North are poised to offer Martin, who is off-contract at the end of the season, a long-term deal believed to be worth at least $1 million a year, according to Fairfax reports.

The deal would be expected to last until at least 2022 for the 25-year-old goal-kicking midfielder, who has previously told Richmond he will not make a decision on his future until the end of the current season.

Richmond have offered Martin a five-year deal believed to also be worth $1 million per season.

Richmond’s football boss Neil Balme said the club was in constant contact with Martin’s agent and was not aware of specific offers from rival clubs.

“We accept that this is the way it is and we completely understand it’s Dustin’s right to consider his future,” Balme told Fairfax.

“We are in this situation due to free agency and we had no say in it but the AFL brought it in and it’s here. I personally don’t think it’s good for footy.”

The Kangaroos are also understood to be keen on young Greater Western Sydney star Josh Kelly to boost a playing list which lost stars Nick Dal Santo, Daniel Wells, Brent Harvey, Drew Petrie and Michael Firrito last season.

Goldstein said adding Martin and Kelly to the club’s midfield would boost their premiership ambitions.

“You wouldn’t complain about that,” Goldstein told SEN radio today.

“In the end, all we’re focused on is trying to win a premiership.

“If we can get two great individuals like them (Martin and Kelly) to come in and help us win a premiership, then that’s the goal and we’ll be all happy with that.”

Martin has been previously linked to the Adelaide Crows, but former Port coach Mark Williams – who worked as an assistant at the Tigers until last season – said last week there was “no chance” the marquee player would countenance an SA move.

-AAP