- An AFL star is set to be ruled out for the next few weeks following a freak injury
- The footy player suffered the brutal injury during a pre-season training session
Melbourne Demons ruckman Max Gawn has suffered a brutal injury blow after he fractured his larynx during a pre-season training session.
The Dee’s tall is expected to be sidelined for the next two weeks before he can return to training, but will be unable to participate in non-contact training for an additional four weeks after that point.
Gawn is understood to have sustained a blow to the neck during a training session this week, but according to the Dees’ performance manager, Selwyn Griffith is upbeat, despite the freak nature of the injury.
‘Max sustained a fractured larynx following a hit to the throat during training this week,’ Griffith said.
‘As part of his recovery, Max won’t be able to exercise for the next two weeks, followed by a period of non-contact training for an additional four weeks.
‘Despite the setback, Max is recovering well and remains in good spirits.’
Max Gawn is set to be ruled out for two weeks after he sustained a brutal training ground injury
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