The West Coast Eagles have added experienced midfielder Jack Graham to their developing list after he exercised his rights as an unrestricted free agent.
A dual premiership player at Richmond, Graham made 131 appearances for the Tigers after being drafted with pick 53 in 2016.
West Coast today formalised the paperwork and has signed Graham, 26, to a four-year contract.
“Jack obviously had a tough decision to make about where he viewed his playing future and we are delighted he has decided to continue his career at the West Coast Eagles,” List Manager Matt Clarke said.
“Jack will add another mature and experienced body to our midfield mix, and he is in the age profile we are looking to bolster amongst our squad.
“His professionalism and leadership will also be valuable for our developing playing group.
“We look forward to welcoming Jack and his partner Jordan to the club.”
Graham's move west follows veteran forward Jack Darling's departure to North Melbourne on the opening day of the Trade Period in exchange for a fourth-round pick (currently No.68).
West Coast currently holds picks 3, 26, 63 and 68 in next month's national draft.
