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‘Let Me Drink From that Cup’: Walters Has Last Request of Freo Teammates
- Michael Walters, a Fremantle Dockers forward, announced his immediate retirement from the AFL in July 2025 due to a persistent knee injury.
- His retirement followed extensive efforts to return to top-level football, but his body ultimately prevented him from continuing despite mental commitment.
- Walters appeared in 239 matches across 17 seasons, scored 365 goals, was selected as an All-Australian in 2019, received life membership that same year, and served as captain of the Indigenous All Stars earlier this year.
- He explained that he explored every possible option to make a comeback at the highest level, but ultimately it didn’t come together, and he expressed gratitude for the unwavering support of his family throughout his football journey.
- Walters leaves a legacy as a club legend and cultural custodian who inspired young players and Indigenous communities, with Fremantle and fans expressing respect and gratitude for his leadership.
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