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Huge updates on Panthers pair ahead of World Cup; Cleary wheeled out of hospital — Daily
Penrith fullback Dylan Edwards has been ruled out of the upcoming World Cup due to a knee injury. Get the expert take on NRL Grand Final Day with FOX LEAGUE’s extensive coverage, plus full and mini replays available post-game on Kayo Sports | New to Kayo?
WHAT'S GAMBLING REALLY COSTING YOU? Set a deposit limit. For Free and confidential support call 1800 858 858 or visit gamblinghelponline.org.au. Edwards injured the knee in the first half against the Knights and was clearly bothered by it and struggled to move laterally when carrying the ball.
The Daily Telegraph is reporting that Edwards will undergo surgery on the knee which means the battle for the Kangaroos No. 1 jersey looks to be between James Tedesco and Reece Walsh.and was arguably the team’s best player while Tedesco is in sublime form heading into today’s Grand Final and looks to have the inside running for the No.1 jersey. Edwards has played six Tests for Australia.
His recovery from knee surgery won’t be a long one, but lengthy enough to miss the World Cup on home soil. The Daily Telegraph is reporting that the Australian captain will delay surgery on his ruptured pec in a bid to lead his country at a home World Cup. Cleary left Royal North Shore Hospital on Sunday morning after undergoing surgery on the broken right foot he took into last week’s game against the Knights.
It was the second time in seven days that Cleary has undergone surgery after his badly broken lower leg was operated on after he snapped it in the preliminary final loss to the Knights last Sunday. Penrith officials are hopeful the Australian halfback and Penrith co-captain will return to playing sometime during the first month of the 2027 season.
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