Holland, 30, debuted with Richmond in 1996, where he played 125 games, before moving to Melbourne at the end of the 2003 season.
Sunday's match against his old team will be his 191st AFL game.
"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time at both Melbourne and Richmond," Holland said on Saturday.
"I have given everything I have got to the team every time I competed. I love playing football, I love being involved in football, and I love the team camaraderie.
"After Sunday's game, I will look forward to the next chapter of my life."
Holland has joined David Neitz as a retiree from Melbourne, while Adem Yze and Jeff White have been released by the club.
Holland, from North Adelaide, was taken by Fitzroy in the 1994 AFL Draft at No.19, and the following year was traded to Richmond.
He has kicked 178 career goals.
