As the 2025 AFL season nears its conclusion, several stars have already confirmed this will be their last year in the competition.
Perhaps most notably, Fremantle champion and two-time Brownlow Medal winner Nat Fyfe has announced his retirement as he looks to bow out with a maiden Dockers flag.
He'll be joined by the likes of Luke Bruest, Callan Ward, Travis Boak and Jeremy McGovern in hanging up their boots.
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Read on for the full 2025 retiring class:
Who is retiring from the AFL in 2025?
Adelaide
- Matt Crouch - 164 games
Brisbane
Carlton
- Sam Docherty - 184 games (13 Brisbane, 171 Carlton)
Collingwood
- Will Hoskin-Elliott - 242 games (52 GWS, 190 Collingwood), x1 Premiership (2023)
Essendon
Fremantle
- Nat Fyfe - 245 games, x2 Brownlow Medals
- Quinton Narkle - 59 games (41 Geelong, 16 Port Adelaide, 2 Geelong)
- Michael Walters - 239 games
Geelong
- Mitch Duncan - 305 games, x2 Premierships (2011, 2022)
Gold Coast
GWS
- Callan Ward - 327 games (60 GWS, 267 GWS)
Hawthorn
- Luke Breust - 307 games, x3 Premierships (2013-2015)
Melbourne
North Melbourne
Port Adelaide
- Rory Atkins - 140 games (101 Adelaide, 37 Gold Coast, 2 Port Adelaide)
- Travis Boak - 388 games
- Willie Rioli - 109 games (51 West Coast, 58 Port Adelaide), x1 Premiership (2018)
Richmond
- Kamdyn McIntosh - 214 games, x2 Premierships
- (2017, 2020)
St Kilda
- Jimmy Webster - 180 games
Sydney
West Coast
- Jayden Hunt - 172 games (114 Melbourne, 58 West Coast)
- Jeremy McGovern - 197 games, x1 Premiership (2018)
- Dom Sheed - 165 games, x1 Premiership (2018)
Western Bulldogs
- Taylor Duryea - 219 games (118 Hawthorn, 101 Western Bulldogs), x2 Premierships (2014, 2015)