Rhinos have picked up two new injuries since their narrow defeat at Warrington Wolves two weeks ago. Here’s who is ruled out for Leeds Rhinos and when they could be back on the field.
Leeds Rhinos injury list
Maika Sivo
Leeds’ star wing signing suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury during Ash Handley’s testimonial game against Wigan on January 26 and won’t play a competitive match this year.
Andy Ackers
The first-choice hooker tore a hamstring against St Helens on March 14 and was expected to be sidelined for up to three months.
Brodie Croft
The stand-off limped out of Rhinos’ defeat at Warrington Wolves two weeks ago. A scan revealed hamstring damage which will keep him off the field for at least the rest of this month.
Cameron Smith
Rhinos’ loose-forward and co-captain underwent surgery on an ankle injury suffered against Salford on February 22. The recovery time of eight-10 weeks means he could be back towards the end of this month or early in May.
Ben Littlewood
The 20-year-old forward underwent surgery on a hamstring injury early in pre-season. He is still at least a month away from being available for selection.
Ned McCormack
The rookie centre hasn’t played since suffering hamstring damage in the act of scoring against Warrington last July. He has had an operation and could be sidelined for the entire season.
Max Simpson
The centre had hoped to be back on the field in March, for the first time since an anterior cruciate ligament tear in January, 2023, but sustained a separate hamstring injury in training. He could make his comeback this month.
Fergus McCormack
Like his elder brother, the teenage half-back has a hamstring injury. He is back in light training, but no return date has been given.
Ethan Clark-Wood
The Australian outside-back suffered an ankle syndesmosis late in the reserves’ win against St Helens on March 27. He is facing five-six weeks out of action.
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