LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
Titans duo Jayden Campbell and Phil Sami will be sidelined for the final two games of the 2023 season, but there is positive news regarding their injuries.
According to a report on titans.com.au titled "Injury report: Scan results return for Campbell, Sami," Campbell's scans have revealed that he has not sustained any ACL damage.
Instead, he has a dislocated patella, and he will be meeting with medical staff later in the week to discuss the possibility of surgery and finalize his recovery timeline.
On the other hand, Sami has been diagnosed with a Lisfranc injury that occurred in Round 25.
Fortunately, he is expected to avoid surgery and is anticipated to return to training in December.
This is encouraging news for Sami and the Titans, as it means he should be able to fully recover and be ready for the next season.
In addition to Campbell and Sami, NRLW winger Emily Bass has been ruled out of the Titans' Round 6 clash against the Dragons due to a shoulder injury.
She will be meeting with specialists this week to determine the extent of her injury and the prognosis for the remainder of the 2023 season.
This is undoubtedly a setback for Bass and the team, but they will be hoping for a positive outcome and a swift recovery for her.
In conclusion, while Jayden Campbell and Phil Sami will miss the final two games of the 2023 season, the scan results have provided some good news for their injuries.
Campbell's scans have shown no ACL damage, and he will be discussing potential surgery and recovery time with medical staff.
Sami has a Lisfranc injury but is expected to avoid surgery and return to training in December.
Meanwhile, Emily Bass will be meeting with specialists to determine the extent of her shoulder injury and her prognosis for the remainder of the season.