The brothers will boost the depth of the Power’s list after several years of experience at Ovens and Murray level.

Callum, a mobile big man, will spend most of his time in the ruck, while Liam will slot straight into the midfield.

Power co-coach Mick Collins was rapt to get the pair on board and knows they will have plenty to offer.

“It was clear straight away that we were not only going to get good footballers, but good blokes and a good family as well,” Collins said.

Pacy winger Hayden Fisher will also return to CDHBU after a year overseas along with club stalwart Josh Lewis from a season-long injury.

Collins believes they will help the club’s consistency in its push towards finals.

“We lost too many games from winnable positions or had bad quarters,” he said.

“Looking back at it, there was probably five games we had the chance of winning that we let slip.”