Overview

• Ugle-Hagan rejoined Western Bulldogs training yet arrived late to a recent session, underscoring the delicate stage of his return
• He used Instagram to allege his Toyota HiLux (registration CSI601) was stolen from Bay Street in Port Melbourne, sharing CCTV images of a suspect
• Remaining under the AFL’s mental health plan, he must gain league approval before featuring in VFL or senior AFL matches
• Coach Luke Beveridge warned that Ugle-Hagan is “a long way off” competing, pointing to the need for improved fitness and consistent professionalism
• During his leave he spoke openly about suicidal thoughts, attended a health retreat in northern New South Wales and supported a friend through a crisis