The Williamstown Football Club wishes to advise that it has mutually agreed to part ways with forward Brodie McLaughlin following the conclusion of the 2025 season.
McLaughlin capped off the season with 71 goals, including finals, to claim his second Jim ‘Frosty’ Miller Medal. The 27-year-old also finished third in the Club’s Best and Fairest count on Thursday evening.
Yet, the decision was reached in the best interests of both parties, with McLaughlin seeking to step away from VFL football and explore opportunities at other levels as he enters the next chapter of his career.
“This year has been the most fun year I’ve played to date,” McLaughlin said.
“I want to pass on how grateful I am to the Williamstown Football Club as a whole. I’m proud to have represented Williamstown – it’s one of the proudest clubs out there.”
The Club reciprocates its thanks to McLaughlin for his contribution on and off the field during his time at DSV Stadium. His commitment, effort, and professionalism have been greatly valued by teammates, coaches, and supporters alike.
Williamstown wishes Brodie every success in his future endeavours and reaffirms that he will always be warmly welcomed by the Club.
