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Bulldogs mid and flag Demon calls time on 174-game career
The premiership Dee has retired after a 12-year career at the top level
WESTERN Bulldogs midfielder James Harmes has retired, with the former Demon stepping away from the game.
AFL.com.au can reveal Harmes has called an end to his AFL career, having been in discussions with the Dogs in recent weeks.
He informed teammates of the decision on Tuesday and leaves after 174 games at the top level.
It comes after a challenging period for the 2021 Melbourne premiership player, with Harmes not returning to the Bulldogs' pre-season after their Christmas break due to personal reasons and missing their camp in Queensland last week.
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Harmes, a 2021 premiership player with Melbourne before joining the Western Bulldogs in late 2023, on Tuesday told teammates he was retiring, per multiple reports.
The 30-year-old has played 174 AFL games, including 13 last season under Luke Beveridge.
Harmes had been away from the Dogs since Christmas as he dealt with a delicate personal matter.
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