Melbourne AFL player Angus Brayshaw, 28, retires due to brain deterioration from multiple concussions.

Melbourne AFL player Angus Brayshaw has retired at 28 due to brain deterioration caused by multiple concussions. Brayshaw, who played 167 games, informed the club of his immediate retirement after neurological testing revealed "microscopic changes" in his brain. The AFL has faced recent concussion issues among players, leading to changes in smothering rules. Brayshaw hopes his personal experience will contribute to positive outcomes for player safety in the future.