Former Richmond and Collingwood player Andrew Krakouer died in Perth in March 2025. He was 42.
Key Facts
- Age: 42
- Clubs: Richmond and Collingwood
- Games: 137, from 2001 to 2013
- Won 2011 Mark of the Year
- Father: Jim Krakouer
His Career
Krakouer started at Richmond in 2001. He later played for Swan Districts in the WAFL.
He came back to the AFL with Collingwood and won the 2011 Mark of the Year.
Tributes
His former Swan Districts coach Brian Dawson said he “worked incredibly hard to rebuild his life”.
Frequently Asked Questions
How old was Andrew Krakouer?
42.
Which clubs did he play for?
Richmond and Collingwood.
What award did he win?
The 2011 Mark of the Year.
Conclusion
Krakouer will be remembered for his comeback story.
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