Richmond forward Josh Caddy has announced his retirement from AFL football, effective immediately.
Caddy, a two-time premiership player with the Tigers in 2017 and 2019, played 174 AFL games across 12 years, kicking 164 goals.
The 29-year-old played 24 games for the Gold Coast Suns and 71 matches for Geelong before moving to Richmond at the end of 2016.
Caddy was initially drafted to the Suns with the seventh pick overall in the 2010 National Draft.
Richmond GM of Football Talent Blair Hartley said in a club statement: “Josh can walk away from his AFL career with his head held high and proud of what he has achieved.
“His skillset made us a better team throughout a successful time for our Club and we value the connections and memories made along the way.
“We wish Josh all the best for the future, he will always be a Richmond man.”
Caddy didn’t make a senior appearance in 2022 due to a hamstring injury.