Dustin Martin ‘will return a big name to Footy after his surprise performance at Richmond Match

Offspring legend Dustin Martin It is said that a shock is expected to return to Footy after his recent appearance in the MCG Schuren for a Richmond match.

Martin, 33, retired last season after a career that few can match.

The CV of the midfielder provides a stunning lecture – Premierships in 2017, 2019 and 2020 with The TigersThree standard Smith medals from the Grand Finals and a Brownnow medal in 2017.

‘Dusty’ has held a low profile since he hangs his boots – but Footy Identities Kane Cornes and Caroline Wilson are both convinced that it will change quickly.

“Do not close from a Dustin Martin Footy -backkeer somewhere in the future,” Cornes told Wilson on Channel 7s The Agenda -Setters.

“That is a very accurate statement from you, Kane,” Wilson replied.

Legend Dustin Martin is said to be expected to return to Footy (depicted, in South Yarra in Melbourne)

It follows Martin’s recent performance (depicted on the right) in the MCG barns for a Richmond match against North Melbourne

Footy identities Caroline Wilson and Kane Cornes (both shown, from the left) are both convinced

‘Dustin Martin was in the Richmond rooms before the (recent) North (Melbourne) game. He looked pretty good and said ‘G’Day’ to his old teammates.

“I am not saying that afl is returning, but a big name will return later this year.”

Cornes added: “Note this space.”

Although he could not inspire the tigers for a victory against the kangaroos, the sight of Martin in the barns heated the hearts of many Footy fans.

The famous withdrawn Martin shook hands with former teammate Tom Lynch – and last month he was seen in West -Australia and got out for lunch with colleague Richmond Great Jack Riewoldt.

Martin made his AFF debut for the Tigers in 2010 – and eliminated a generation talent.

In 302 performances, Martin encouraged 338 goals.

He will go in history as possibly the biggest player ever in Richmond, next to Kevin Bartlett, Jack Dyer and Francis Bourke.

Martin was linked to the Gold Coast Suns at the twilight of his career to play under former coach Damien Hardwick, but the move never came.