Ireland fly half Jack Crowley ruled out until 2027 with vascular injury
UKPulse Sport Desk
Ireland and Munster fly half Jack Crowley has been ruled out until 2027 due to a lower limb vascular injury, missing the remainder of the Nations Championship and the start of the URC season.
- Crowley has a lower limb vascular injury and is out until 2027.
- He will miss the remainder of the Nations Championship in November.
- Munster head coach Clayton McMillan said getting Crowley back to 100% is the priority.
Ireland fly half Jack Crowley has been ruled out until 2027 in a significant injury blow for Munster.
The 26-year-old was absent from Ireland's summer Nations Championship fixtures and is now facing an extended spell on the sidelines due to a “lower limb vascular injury”.
Crowley had re-established himself as Andy Farrell's first choice No 10 during the Six Nations, but is set to miss the remainder of the Nations Championship in November.
His absence will be a major set-back for Munster as they prepare to begin their United Rugby Championship campaign next month.
“Jack Crowley is a very important player for Munster and Ireland with a big future in the game and ensuring he gets back to 100% is the priority,” head coach Clayton McMillan said.
Why this matters: Crowley's absence is a major setback for both Munster and Ireland, as he had become first-choice fly half during the Six Nations.
What this means for you: Munster and Ireland fans will not see Crowley play until 2027, with the fly half missing the upcoming Nations Championship and the start of the URC season.