FULL INJURY LIST

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Brad Crouch	Hamstring	2-3 weeks
Jordan Gallucci	Achilles	Season
Wayne Milera	Foot	3 weeks
Rory Sloane	Hand	2-4 weeks
Will Hamill	Concussion	TBC
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

Doedee, McHenry and Fogarty all returned from for the game against Melbourne but Hamill was added to the list after being concussed in a dangerous tackle during the game. Crouch will miss 2-3 weeks with his regular hamstring injury. - Callum Twomey

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Marcus Adams	Foot	3 weeks
Grant Birchall	Managed	TBC
Ryan Lester	Hamstring	Test
Stefan Martin	Back	6 weeks
Connor McFadyen	Knee	Season
Dan McStay	Suspended	1 match
Cameron Rayner	Hamstring	3-4 weeks
Daniel Rich	Hamstring	Test
Archie Smith	Ankle	5 weeks
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

Following Tuesday night's match against Richmond, the Lions are expecting a few players back to play the Western Bulldogs on Saturday night. McStay will return from suspension, while Birchall, Rich and Lester will be available for selection. The loss of Rayner for up to a month will see the former No.1 pick end his streak of never missing a senior game since round one, 2018. - Michael Whiting

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
David Cuningham	Calf	1-2 weeks
Charlie Curnow	Knee	Season
Paddy Dow	Knee	Test
Hugh Goddard	Hamstring	Test
Brodie Kemp	Knee	Season
Matthew Kreuzer	Foot	1-3 weeks
Caleb Marchbank	Knee	Test
Mitch McGovern	Hamstring	Test
Nic Newman	Knee	Season
Jack Silvagni	Knee	2-3 weeks
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

The Blues could lose Cuningham for the next fortnight, having sustained a calf setback in last Friday's defeat to the Hawks. Silvagni will also miss much of the next month due to a knee injury. There is better news for Marchbank and Dow, who will likely return via a scratch match on Sunday. McGovern will undergo a fitness test, but the club is confident he will be available to meet the Eagles after missing one match with a hamstring injury. - Riley Beveridge

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Dayne Beams	Mental health	Indefinite
Callum Brown	Ankle	Test
Jordan De Goey	Finger	7-9 weeks
Levi Greenwood	Knee	Test
Jeremy Howe	Knee	7-9 weeks
Will Kelly	Elbow	Season
Tom Langdon	Knee	Indefinite
Scott Pendlebury	Quad	1-2 weeks
Updated: Monday, August 3

Early prognosis

Collingwood practice matches are about to get a lot more competitive. Tom Langdon finally returned from a long-term knee injury through a scratch match last weekend, while Greenwood is expected to also return from an ACL injury this week. Brown is battling an ankle injury, but also made it through a scratch match last Sunday. A four-day break will make Thursday night's clash with Sydney too soon for Pendlebury. - Riley Beveridge

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Patrick Ambrose	Foot	Indefinite
Joe Daniher	Groin	Indefinite
Orazio Fantasia	Calf	3-4 weeks
Dyson Heppell	Ankle	Indefinite
Tom Hird	Foot	Season
Cale Hooker	Calf	2-3 weeks
Lachie Johnson	Knee	Indefinite
Harrison Jones	Foot	1-2 weeks
Kyle Langford	Suspension	1 match
Jayden Laverde	Ankle	6-8 weeks
Jake Stringer	Ankle	3-4 weeks
Updated: Tuesday, July 28

Early prognosis

Laverde faces two months on the sidelines after requiring ankle surgery. The Bombers will also be without Fantasia for three to four weeks as he battles another soft-tissue injury. Dylan Shiel will return from suspension, most likely to replace the suspended Langford, but Hooker remains a couple of weeks away. Stringer, too, is at least a month away from returning from his ankle injury. The Bombers' forward half continues to get hit by injury concerns, which has been a recurring issue over the past couple of seasons. - Callum Twomey 

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
James Aish	Concussion	Test
Stefan Giro	Ankle	1-2 weeks
Joel Hamling	Ankle	Season
Stephen Hill	Adductor	Test
Jesse Hogan	Calf	Test
Griffin Logue	Toe	6-8 weeks
Alex Pearce	Ankle	Season
Sam Sturt	Ankle	TBC
Sam Switkowski	Back	6-8 weeks
Darcy Tucker	Hamstring	Season
Michael Walters	Hamstring	1 week
Hayden Young	Ankle	Season
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

After missing the impressive win against his old side Collingwood with concussion, Aish is a test for next Monday's clash with Hawthorn. Hogan and Hill are also chances to take on the Hawks, but star midfielder Walters will miss another week with his hamstring injury. Sturt's ankle concern has blown out from 1-2 weeks to TBC, while Hamling has finally been ruled out for the season along with gun draftee Young. - Chris Correia

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Gary Ablett	Personal	Indefinite
Jordan Clark	Shoulder	Test
Charlie Constable	Concussion	Test
Luke Dahlhaus	Foot	2-3 weeks
Darcy Fort	Foot	1-2 weeks
Josh Jenkins	Back	Test
Quinton Narkle	Hamstring	Test
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

This list has shrunk after the returns of Joel Selwood, Tom Atkins and Rhys Stanley against the Roos. Narkle will be a chance to face the Saints having now missed four matches, while Jenkins is back in full training. Constable will be assessed after he was concussed late in the round nine loss to West Coast. Clark is making a quicker than expected recovery from his shoulder injury and could be in line for a return. - Mitch Cleary

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
George Horlin-Smith	Foot	1 week
Mitch Riordan	Knee	Season
Matt Rowell	Shoulder	Indefinite
Rory Thompson	Knee	1 week
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

One positive for the Suns coming from Sunday's loss to GWS was no fresh injuries. It continues one of the best streaks the club has had on the injury front. Thompson is inching closer to a return and could make his way back through the reserves in the next week or so. - Michael Whiting

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Isaac Cumming	Hamstring	6-8 weeks
Matt de Boer	Hamstring	2-3 games
Toby Greene	Hamstring	2-3 games
Sam Reid	Calf	1 week
Sam Taylor	Back	TBC
Updated: Monday, August 3

Early prognosis

Greene pinged his hamstring late in the first quarter of the game against Gold Coast. De Boer came off in the dying seconds of the game, also with a hamstring. Both have been ruled out for 2-3 games, which could include the first two matches of their WA stint, starting with a clash with the Swans on Thursday, August 13. - Callum Twomey 

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Shaun Burgoyne	Hamstring	Test
Will Golds	Knee	Season
Ricky Henderson	Knee	4 weeks
Jon Patton	Hamstring	2 weeks
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

The Hawks are suddenly close to full health, with Luke Breust (jaw), Jon Ceglar (toe), Tim O'Brien (ankle) and Jarman Impey (knee) all returning to the senior side on Friday night. However, they may have to play Monday night's Fremantle clash without Burgoyne, who left the game for good against Carlton early in the final term with a tight hamstring. Hawthorn officially placed Henderson on the long-term injury list, which enabled it to promote category B rookie Changkuoth Jiath, and he won't be eligible to play again until round 15. - Marc McGowan

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Marty Hore	Quad/Toe	Indefinite
Kade Kolodjashnij	Concussion	Indefinite
Harry Petty	Groin	Indefinite
Kozzy Pickett	Ankle	1 match
Aaron Nietschke	Knee	Season
Aaron vandenBerg	Cheekbone	Test
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

First-year forward Pickett will miss Wednesday's clash with the Crows with ankle swelling but is expected to be fit for Sunday's game against North Melbourne. Captain Max Gawn has declared himself fit to play against Adelaide on Wednesday night despite undergoing a scan on a soft-tissue complaint. In further good news, vandenBerg has recovered well from cheekbone surgery and could return after two games out. - Marc McGowan

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Ben Brown	Knee	TBC
Charlie Comben	Back/Knee	TBC
Ben Cunnington	Back	TBC
Taylor Garner	Hamstring	1-2 weeks
Ben Jacobs	Head/neck	TBC
Nick Larkey	Ankle	Test
Curtis Taylor	Knee	3 weeks
Tarryn Thomas	Ankle	Season
Kayne Turner	Toe/Sesamoid	TBC
Dom Tyson	Calf	1-2 weeks
Jack Ziebell	Hamstring	3 weeks
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

The Roos are looking healthier these days but are dealing with some significant outs, including Taylor joining that list this week. Larkey also hurt an ankle against Adelaide on Saturday but could play. There is still no real progress for Cunnington, whose back problem is now a neural issue that has caused a weakening of his quad muscles and referred issues with his hip flexor. There's a chance he won't play again in 2020. However, draftee Flynn Perez (knee) is off the injury list and could have played in recent weeks if there were scratch games available. Brown injured his knee in the game against Geelong but is hopeful of returning within a "couple of weeks".   - Marc McGowan

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Ryan Burton	Quad	TBC
Brad Ebert	Concussion	1 week
Scott Lycett	Knee	1 week
Todd Marshall	Thumb	5-6 weeks
Steven Motlop	Ankle	2-3 weeks
Cam Sutcliffe	Hamstring	1 week
Updated: Monday, August 3

Early prognosis

Port Adelaide will be without Ebert for a Monday night clash with the Western Bulldogs, as the veteran midfielder battles a concussion. There is still mystery around the timeframe for Burton's return as he continues to struggle with a quad problem, but Lycett and Sutcliffe should return to the fold soon. - Riley Beveridge

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
David Astbury	Knee	TBC
Josh Caddy	Hamstring	1 week
Callum Coleman-Jones	Foot	2-3 weeks
Noah Cumberland	ACL	Season
Shane Edwards	Personal	Indefinite
Ryan Garthwaite	Groin	1-3 weeks
Bachar Houli	Personal	Round 12
Will Martyn	Foot	2-4 weeks
Toby Nankervis	Ankle	3-5 weeks
Bigoa Nyuon	Shoulder	Season
Dion Prestia	Ankle	3-5 weeks
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

The Tigers will regain Vlastuin for Tuesday night's clash against Brisbane, while Caddy is eyeing Saturday's match against Port Adelaide for his return. Astbury has had a minor arthroscope on his knee which will have him back running in around a week. Houli will be out of quarantine and available to play in round 12. Nankervis and Prestia are still a few weeks away, while youngster Coleman-Jones has a minor stress reaction in his third metatarsal. - Ben Sutton

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Nathan Brown	Personal leave	Indefinite
Luke Dunstan	Pectoral muscle	5-7 weeks
Dan Hannebery	Hamstring	6-10 weeks
Jack Mayo	Knee	Season
Seb Ross	Calf	1-2 weeks
Jimmy Webster	Hamstring	2-3 weeks
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

Little has changed from last week with the Saints only making two unforced changes for Thursday night's clash with Gold Coast. Hannebery has completed hamstring surgery and plans to join his teammates in the Queensland hub later in the season. Ross will have missed two matches with an ongoing calf complaint he suffered in the round eight win over Port Adelaide. - Mitch Cleary

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Kaiden Brand	Groin	3-4 weeks
Lance Franklin	Hamstring	3-4 weeks
Isaac Heeney	Ankle	Season
George Hewett	Back	6-8 weeks
Josh Kennedy	Knee	3-4 weeks
Michael Knoll	Knee	Test
Sam Naismith	Knee	Season
Colin O'Riordan	Hip	Test
Dane Rampe	Hand	Test
Harry Reynolds	Shoulder	Season
Ben Ronke	Back	4-5 weeks
Ryley Stoddart	Back	TBC
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

Rampe made it through last week's game after surgery on his broken hand and he should be fine to play the Pies despite it still being a bit sore. O'Riordan is a chance to return after missing the past fortnight, while Knoll hopes to compete in a scrimmage match this weekend after eight weeks out. However, untried youngster Reynolds badly dislocated his left shoulder in one of those contests at the weekend and faces up to four months' rehabilitation. He will undergo surgery on Thursday and his season is over. Hewett is as many as two months away, after having an operation to ease the pressure in his back caused by a sciatic nerve problem. - Marc McGowan

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Harry Edwards	Concussion	Test
Jamaine Jones	Hamstring	2-3 weeks
Jeremy McGovern	Thumb	Test
Mitch O'Neill	Back	Indefinite
Jeremy McGovern	Thumb	Test
Jack Petruccelle	Hamstring	3-4 weeks
Jack Redden	Quad	Test
Liam Ryan	Hamstring	Test
Nathan Vardy	Ankle	Test
Daniel Venables	Concussion	Season
Francis Watson	Knee	Season
Updated: Thursday, August 6

Early prognosis

After missing two consecutive games with a fractured thumb, the added time between the Eagles' next match should allow McGovern to play provided he gets through Saturday's captain's run. Ryan's scans returned all clear, however he was reduced to running at training on Thursday and will be tested on Saturday. Redden is expected to be fit after missing the win over Geelong. The extra days should also have Vardy in consideration for minutes – most likely at scratch match level – however Jones has suffered a third hamstring setback. Edwards will be assessed after he was concussed early in his debut but is unlikely to play. - Mitch Cleary

PLAYER	INJURY	ESTIMATED RETURN
Hayden Crozier	Toe	2-3 weeks
Bailey Dale	Ankle	Test
Tory Dickson	Quad	Test
Taylor Duryea	Quad	3-4 weeks
Lachie Hunter	Personal	Indefinite
Lin Jong	Ankle	3-4 weeks
Aaron Naughton	Ankle	Test
Callum Porter	Shoulder	Test
Josh Schache	Concussion/groin	2-3 weeks
Matt Suckling	Hamstring	3-4 weeks
Updated: Tuesday, August 4

Early prognosis

Crozier has strained a ligament in his big toe and is expected to miss the next two or three games. Naughton is in the mix to return against the Lions in round 11 or against Adelaide the following week. Schache suffered a concussion a few weeks ago and is now dealing with a groin issue with "overload-type symptoms". -  Jourdan Canil

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