LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Melbourne Storm have received a major boost with Cameron Munster set to return from injury, while dealing with the blow of Nelson Asofa-Solomona's absence.
The Storm five-eighth, often seen as a key player in their line-up, is gearing up for his NRL comeback in their upcoming clash with the Broncos.
Munster had been battling a troublesome groin injury, causing uncertainty around his availability for the game.
Storm football manager, Frank Ponissi, mentioned that Munster's return was not guaranteed and would depend on how he felt after Monday's training session.
After a solid training run yesterday, Munster has been given the green light to take the field.
The No.6 has been a thorn in the side of the Brisbane Broncos for years, contributing to their victory drought in Melbourne since 2016.
The Storm will be looking to Munster to bring his A-game and continue their winning streak, using his experience and skill to outplay their opponents on the field.
With Munster back in action, the Storm are hoping to maintain their dominance and secure another victory.