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Revealed: The AFL club that signed secret concussion deal with at-risk player

Geelong allegedly struck an agreement with one of its players, who had a history of concussion, that would see him assume legal responsibility for future on-field head trauma, this masthead has confirmed.

The AFL Players’ Association has condemned the deal, which involved an unnamed player signing an agreement that acknowledged his elevated risk of concussion.

Three industry sources, speaking anonymously because of the sensitivity of the situation, confirmed Geelong was the club involved.

“The game has a duty to provide a workplace that protects the health, safety, and wellbeing of players and all clubs hold this duty as employers,” AFLPA chief executive James Gallagher said.

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AFLPA responds after report says player signed concussion deal with club

The AFLPA is seeking more information after reports a player signed a contract exonerating his club from future brain trauma issues. (ABC South East NSW: Floss Adams)

A News Corp report has suggested an AFL player had signed a contract with his club, exonerating it from future brain trauma issues.

The report says the player signed the contract two years ago due to his higher risk of concussions.

The AFLPA says it is in discussions with the AFL about the contract, as a multi-million-dollar concussion class action case goes to court next year.

The AFL Players Association says it is in discussions with the league after reports a Victorian club signed a deal with a player with a history of concussions that required him to assume all legal responsibility for future brain trauma.

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