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Check out your club's injury updates below after round one.

Early prognosis

McPherson hurt his left hamstring in the second quarter against Fremantle and underwent scans on Monday, revealing a low-grade hamstring issue that will keep him out of training for one to two weeks. Laird will train on Wednesday as he pushes to return from a broken hand, which did not require surgery. Lachlan Murphy has recovered from a neck injury, while Shane McAdam is over the adductor strain that troubled him. – Nathan Schmook

Early prognosis

Really positive news for the Lions with Zorko just needing to get through Thursday's main training to be available to face Essendon. Scans confirmed there was no major damage to his calf following an early exit from the weekend's win over Port, but just some scar tissue movement following a recent procedure near his achilles. Berry and Rich are fine after overcoming in-game scares and will play the Bombers barring any setbacks this week. - Michael Whiting

Early prognosis

The good news is that Sam Walsh (syndesmosis) is fit again and will return to the side this week. The bad news is that Cerra has joined Martin in the AFL's health and safety protocols and will miss. Veteran Curnow will likely miss the next month, but won't undergo surgery to repair a medial ligament injury sustained in the VFL. Young duo Carroll and Philp will likely miss the next fortnight. Stocker should be available next week. - Riley Beveridge

Early prognosis

After missing the season-opener against St Kilda, new recruit Nathan Kreuger and forward Will Hoskin-Elliott will be available for selection this weekend. Forward Cox is in doubt for the clash against the Crows after spraining his ankle in the dying minutes of Friday night's win. The Magpies will put the American through a fitness test later in the week before making a call on his availability. Roughead will start contact training later this week as he continues his recovery from a shoulder operation, while Dean and Murphy are still some time away and could miss most of the first half of the season. - Josh Gabelich

Early prognosis

Essendon should regain Stringer after he surprisingly missed round one with his groin complaint despite his assurances he would be ready for the season-opener. But it will be offset by the long-term loss of Langford to a hamstring injury in a problem that he has battled in recent seasons and could now require surgery. The club hasn't put a timeframe on when Jones will be available after his training mishap, but Reid has started to make some good progress on the back of his foot injury. - Cal Twomey

Early prognosis

Darcy completed a strong weekend training run and will be available for main training this week, making him a strong chance to face St Kilda on Sunday. Fyfe will be assessed later in the week but has not shown the improvement the club wanted with his back complaint. Taberner will miss at least one more match, with draftee Johnson now out of a moonboot. Wilson will push for selection after getting through contact work on the weekend. – Nathan Schmook

Early prognosis

Geelong will regain Mitch Duncan and Jed Bews for this weekend's trip to Sydney to face the Swans, while Cameron will be given most of the week to prove his fitness after being taken to hospital following a nasty collision against Essendon on Saturday. O'Connor and Menegola are pressing their claims for a senior recall after interrupted pre-seasons, but might start in the VFL after failing to play any of the practice matches. Gryan Miers and Jon Ceglar will both return from surgery over the pre-season in the VFL on Saturday, while De Koning is in concussion protocols following an incident against the Bombers at the MCG. - Josh Gabelich

Early prognosis

Bowes did the warm up with the main group last week and is still increasing his running volume before integrating to drills and eventually contact work. Constable is closing in on a return but will still miss this weekend's VFL season opener. - Michael Whiting

Early prognosis

Haynes played a VFL practice match at the weekend and just needs to get through training on Thursday to be available to play the Tiges. Hogan did similar, although on slightly restricted minutes, and will also have to get through the main session after being on managed minutes the past three weeks. - Michael Whiting

Early prognosis

New recruit Lynch won't be available for the trip to South Australia to face the Power after suffering a concussion in his first game in the brown and gold. Impey is a week away from returning to action from the ankle and foot issue that's hampered his pre-season. Downie is set to return to skills next week after a hamstring strain while Bramble has started running but is still some time away after suffering a stress fracture in his foot. - Josh Gabelich

Early prognosis

There could be some good news for an undermanned Demons backline, with Hibberd, Lever and Rivers all facing fitness tests later this week ahead of a round two clash with the Suns. Salem will miss up to two months, having undergone surgery this week, while Petty is still around a month away. - Riley Beveridge

Early prognosis

The Kangaroos should regain Walker from the AFL's health and safety protocols, though he is still suffering from some mild symptoms and will be tested later this week. McKay will miss due to concussion, but Polec should return from an ankle injury that kept him out of last week's loss to the Hawks. In some good news, Flynn Perez (knee) and Aiden Bonar (wrist) returned via the VFL last week. - Riley Beveridge

Early prognosis

Star defender Aliir has undergone surgery after suffering a right syndesmosis injury, with the surgery going well. Duursma was cleared of any fracture but suffered a sprained SC joint against Brisbane, which will require assessment before playing. Scans revealed no structural damage after McKenzie hyperextended his left knee against the Lions. Miles Bergman has been cleared to play after missing several weeks with a shoulder injury. Gray and Connor Rozee (ankle) were both cleared of serious injury and should face Hawthorn this week. – Nathan Schmook  

Early prognosis

It was a bruising night for the Tigers in their round one loss to Carlton, with Riewoldt set to miss this week's clash with GWS with a thumb injury and Prestia to miss multiple weeks with his hamstring injury. McIntosh could be in line for a return this week after missing the season-opener, while Vlastuin is still recovering from his hamstring issue. - Cal Twomey

Early prognosis

St Kilda has decided to provide Ryder with a hit out in the VFL following an interrupted pre-season, rather than taking him across the country for Sunday's game against Fremantle. The Saints won't have any players returning from injury into the senior side this weekend. Billings is still at least a fortnight away, potentially longer. Clark has started running three weeks after suffering a high-grade AC sprain that required surgery. The club has decided to provide Bytel with a conditioning block following an interrupted summer before he is available for selection. Hannebery will be given another week before the club looks to play him in the VFL. - Josh Gabelich

Early prognosis

Papley is closing in on a return following the injury he suffered against the Giants in a pre-season practice match, but is still expected to be unavailable this weekend. Warner and Lloyd should be out of health and safety protocols this week and available to take on Geelong on Friday night. - Michael Whiting

Early prognosis

The Eagles have slashed their injury list, this week declaring all of Luke Shuey (hamstring), Jack Darling (foot), Liam Duggan (knee) and Luke Edwards (groin) available. Elsewhere, West and Yeo are now moving well in training, while Cripps and Clark are running and able to maintain fitness, with Allen out of a moonboot but still restricted to walking laps. Trew has come off the injury list after battling shin soreness. – Nathan Schmook

Early prognosis

Bontempelli has been involved in Dogs training this week and doesn't miss many games with injury, so will be pushing to be ready against the Blues on Thursday night after his ankle issue last week against Melbourne. Johannisen will miss at least a fortnight with his calf injury, but recruit O'Brien will be in the mix to play his first game for the club as he looks to prove his fitness from a hamstring strain. - Cal Twomey

*Placed on the club's long-term injury list