NRL injury 2024 Player return schedules, casualty ward updates, and medical news for your……..

NRL injury 2024 Player return schedules, casualty ward updates, and medical news for your……..

The 2024 NRL season is underway quickly, and a number of significant player injuries are upsetting the standings. Tom Trbojevic and Nathan Cleary both have hamstring injuries that have negatively impacted their teams and states, while AJ Brimson will also need to miss a significant amount of time due to injury. Not only are the Raiders and Warriors missing their halfbacks, but the Broncos are also without their playmaker, Adam Reynolds.

After limping off in Magic Round, Cameron Munster has joined Ryan Papenhuyzen and Cameron Murray in the casualty ward, where they have been out for extended periods of time. Due to ACL injuries, Kalyn Ponga is expected to return later in the season, while Tino Fa’asuamaleaui and Tom Gilbert are out for the whole campaign.

Following his rib fracture during the Magic Round last week, Kotoni Staggs was declared out. The centre is expected to return following the team’s bye. Due to an ankle injury he sustained while in reserve grade, Tristan Sailor will be out for around a month. With a broken jaw, Jesse Arthars had to leave his team’s Round 9 encounter early. Round 16 is anticipated to see him comeback.The halfback is expected to make a comeback a few weeks prior to finals, despite concerns that his season would be finished in Round 9. Ben Te Kura may not be able to play again due to a Lisfranc injury. He is officially out of the picture.

Raiders injury news:

Josh Papalii will make his comeback this week after serving a one-match suspension for reckless contact. After rupturing his biceps against the Broncos in Round 7, Jamal Fogarty underwent surgery. He will miss 12 to 14 weeks of work. Due to a dislocated shoulder, Zac Hosking has not been able to play since Round 6. He might be absent for as long as three months. Due to a groyne injury sustained in Round 5, Corey Horsburgh is still out. A lower back injury sidelined Pasami Saulo in Round 9, keeping the forward out indefinitely. The destiny of Corey Harawira-Naera is still uncertain. After having a seizure during the previous season, Ricky Stuart stated that the forward might have to retire early.

CANTERBURY BULLDOGS: RETURN OF PLAYER

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Bulldogs’ injury report:

Chris Patolo limped from the field in the opening minute of his side’s Round 7 clash against the Knights with an MCL injury. He is expected to return in Round 14.

Viliame Kikau will be ruled out for around one month after requiring surgery on a fractured finger.

Karl Oloapu will miss the entire season with a serious neck injury.

A calf problem occurred for Nicho Hynes during his team’s devastating Round 12 loss to the Panthers. He is anticipated to play after being included in the NSW squad for the Origin opener. During Cronulla’s last trial, Jesse Colquhoun sustained a foot injury that has sidelined him indefinitely. In what turned out to be his last NRL game, Dale Finucane broke his eye socket in Round 3, announcing his retirement before Round 8.