2024 NRL injury list: Casualty ward for each…..
Cameron Munster is also sidelined due to injury, and Nicho Hynes is under investigation after missing Cronulla’s last trial.
The 2024 NRL season has begun, and every club is prepared for yet another exciting season.
On opening night, the enforcer suffered a catastrophic knee injury that dealt a devastating blow to both the Dolphins and Tom Gilbert. Following his knee injury during the last trial, Coen Hess was lost by the Cowboys.
In other news, the Dragons will be keeping a careful eye on their forward leader ahead of Shane Flanagan’s debut game in command, and the Titans will be without Jayden Campbell and David Fifita for the first few weeks.
Following their extended punishments at the conclusion of the 2023 campaign, Corey Horsburgh and Seb Kris will be absent from Canberra’s opening games of the new season.
The destiny of Corey Harawira-Naera is still uncertain. After having a seizure during the previous season and missing the remainder of the campaign, Ricky Stuart stated the forward was headed for an early retirement.
After recovering from an ACL injury, Kade Dykes encountered a hamstring strain that will keep him out of the first several rounds.
Nicho Hynes was forced to leave Cronulla’s Pre-Season Challenge match due to a minor quadriceps injury. The halfback is merely taking a precautionary break and should be ready for the first round.
Despite missing the trials, Dale Finucane is anticipated to be prepared for Round 1.
Braden Hamlin-Uele, who has been dealing with a knee issue, is anticipated to make a comeback in Round 2.
During Cronulla’s last trial, Jesse Colquhoun sustained a foot injury that will keep him out indefinitely.
Dolphins injury news: Sean O’Sullivan will need to be closely watched before the season’s first round because he failed his HIA at the last trial.
Although he did not participate in the trials, Anthony Milford is anticipated to be considered for Round 1.
Tom Gilbert’s ACL injury, which will keep him out of action for the whole season, dealt a devastating blow during the last preseason trial.
4 Titans injury update: Isaac Liu has been out with a knee injury; a comeback date is not yet known.
AJ Brimson took a high shot from Maika Sivo during the trials, which caused him to fail his HIA. In order to participate in Round 1, he must now clear concussion protocols.
Brian Kelly and Kieran Foran were ruled out of their team’s last trial game, the latter due to illness and the former due to a calf problem.
Due to a pectoral injury that necessitated surgery, David Fifita missed a significant portion of the preseason. In a devastating blow, the star backrower is predicted to miss the opening month of the season.
Due to a pectoral injury that necessitated surgery, David Fifita missed a significant portion of the preseason. In a devastating blow, the star backrower is predicted to miss the opening month of the season.
Given that he is still recovering from a knee injury, Jayden Campbell is not likely to play again until Round 4.
Injury update for the Sea Eagles: Jason Saab strained his hamstring late in the team’s first-round victory over the Bunnies in Vegas. When he gets back to Australia, he will be sent for scans.
Due to a calf injury, Josh Schuster was ruled out of Manly’s season opener in Vegas. We anticipate seeing the 22-year-old back in Round 2.
A three-week suspension has been imposed on Toafofoa Sipley for a crusher tackle on Dom Young. The forward for Manly will miss the season’s first few games.
Matt Lodge is anticipated to return to action around a month into the upcoming season, having undergone an ACL injury late in the previous year.
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