Tom Liberatore will play at Geelong Amateurs in 2027.
The 2016 premiership player announced his retirement this year after a 268-game 15-year career where he became a fan favourite at the Western Bulldogs.
The Bellarine Football League club has previously landed former AFL men Jack Henderson and Sam Lloyd with Liberatore to reconnect with his former Bulldogs teammate Lloyd.
"Geelong Amateurs are excited to welcome Tom Liberatore to the club ahead of the 2027 season. After an outstanding AFL career with the Western Bulldogs, Tom Liberatore is set for a new chapter in the blue and green," the club said in a statement released on social media.
"A 2016 AFL Premiership player, club best-and-fairest winner and one of the competition's most respected inside midfielders, Libba brings a wealth of experience, toughness and leadership to the club.
"The move will also see him reconnect with former Bulldogs teammate Sam Lloyd and good mate Tom Gribble, while spending more time with his family down at Jan Juc.
"For Geelong Amateurs, this is about more than one player. It's about building a strong culture, bringing great people through the doors and creating an environment that players want to be part of.
"Please join us as we welcome Tom, soon to be wife Maddie, Oscar and the entire Liberatore family to Geelong Ammos."
Geelong finished second on the table in 2026 and was knocked out by eventual premiers, Queenscliff, in the preliminary final.
