Demons premiership player calls time on career at age of 28Tiny changes detected in his brain during off-season
Microscopic changes in the brain of Melbourne’s AFL premiership-winning player Angus Brayshaw following a concussion last season has forced him to retire from the sport at the age of 28.
The West Australian was knocked unconscious in September’s qualifying final by a mistimed smother from Collingwood defender Brayden Maynard, for which the Pies player avoided suspension.