Fremantle have de-listed Andrew Foster, but the injury-plagued midfielder will continue to train with the AFL club in the hope of getting re-drafted by the Dockers.

Fremantle have five picks under 50 in November's national draft - four, 20, 36, 48 and 49.

The decision to de-list Foster comes as the Dockers attempt to secure out-of-contract Bomber Adam McPhee, who is yet to decide on his future.

Fremantle are also considering whether to take discarded Brisbane defender Joel MacDonald in either the national or pre-season draft.

Should Fremantle miss out on McPhee and MacDonald, it's likely the club will re-draft Foster, a 24-year-old who has managed just nine games over the past three seasons.

Other changes to Fremantle's list were confirmed in September when Andrew Browne announced his retirement and primary-listed players Daniel Gilmore, Adam Campbell and Josh Head along with rookie-listed players Brent Connelly and Luke Pratt were axed.

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