Mitch Wallis has been delisted by the Western Bulldogs.
The 29-year-old former vice-captain has been farewelled by the club after 12 seasons and 162 games.
Wallis was a father-son selection in 2010 before debuting early in the 2011 season.
Primarily a midfielder, Wallis also spent time as a forward with the Dogs across his career, winning the goalkicking award in 2020.
He has played just 11 games across the last two seasons.
“I’ve just got so much gratitude towards the Western Bulldogs Football Club,” Wallis said in a club statement
“Playing for the red, white and blue was a childhood dream and this club has been my second home for more than a decade.
“Despite the disappointment of finishing at the Bulldogs, I will weigh up what comes next for me over the coming weeks.
“I wouldn’t be the person I am today without the support of many people at the Bulldogs and their guidance, particularly over the past 12 months, and it’s something I will always cherish.
“I’ve got so many wonderful memories and friendships that I take with me, and I will be forever grateful to run out onto Marvel Stadium in front of the amazing Bulldogs fans.”
Wallis kicked 109 goals and averaged 18.5 disposals across his career.
He sadly missed the drought-breaking premiership in 2016 due to a broken leg suffered late in the season.