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In January 2012, Yze joined Hawthorn as a part-time assistant coach. . On 14 November 2014, Yze replaced Luke Beveridge as Hawthorn's backline coach, after previously working with the Hawks as a specialist goal-kicking and development coach for the past three seasons. Yze was credited for played a key role in harnessing the Hawthorn players' elite kicking skills as they developed into the AFL's deadliest team in front of goal over the past two seasons, with the team's accuracy increasing from 48 per cent to 57.1 per cent during his tenure as goalkicking coach.

Due to Melbourne's youth policy introduced at the end of the 2008 season, Adem was delisted after only six senior appearances for the year, in which he kicked five goals. However these six games allowed Yze to notch up 300 senior appearances, which resulted in him gaining Lifetime AFL Membership. Yze expressed his desire to play on at another AFL club in 2009 declaring he would apply for the preseason draft, yet he conceded he had "stuff all" chances of being picked up by another club. However Yze declared he would play on regardless in 2009, even if it was at a suburban club, such as East Burwood, where his brother Damian played. Yze played with the Box Hill Hawks and joined the Shepparton Swans a year later.

In 2007, Yze found struggling with his form over the pre-season. After a disappointing performance against St Kilda in round 1, his streak of 226 consecutive AFL appearances was put to an end, with Melbourne decided to drop him for the round 2 game against Hawthorn. Yze was then selected for Melbourne's round 4 match against Fremantle and picked up a career-high 38-possessions and kicked one goal, being named as one of the best on ground for the day. Despite seeing very little first-team action in 2008 – the last year of his contract at Melbourne, Yze declared his intention to continue playing football, even if that means he enters the draft, or plays at VFL level. At 30, Yze feels he could play on for another two or three years.

Taken at #16 in the 1994 National AFL Draft, and debuting in 1995 with Melbourne, he was an almost permanent fixture with the club throughout his career. He remained remarkably consistent in this time, moving from half back to the midfield and in recent years has moved between half forward and half back. Yze led the league in kicks in 2001, 2002 and 2004, while coming third behind Scott Camporeale and Nathan Buckley in 2000.

Adem Yze (/ˈ uː z eɪ / OO -zay; born 21 September 1977) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for the Melbourne Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). In October 2019 he re-signed with Hawthorn Football Club.and will return to the position of forwards coach in 2020, and continue as Head of Match Day Strategy & Opposition.