The two-metre Gippsland Power product was selected with pick No.10 in the 2015 draft and has played 128 games, earning the Coleman Medal in 2021 with 58 goals.
Slotting 49 goals in 2024, Harry McKay played 21 games, working alongside Charlie Curnow in the Carlton forward line.
Despite a few injury setbacks, McKay was a dominant force up forward and around the ground, showing off his athleticism, overhead marking and his ability to finish in front of goal, averaging a career-high tally for disposals and marks.
In Round 13, McKay faced his twin brother Ben for the first time in their eight-year careers when the Blues beat the Bombers by 26 points.
