Rugby star Noah Caluori, who topped the Premiership Rugby try-scoring charts last season with 18 tries, has undergone surgery on a long-term wrist injury. The 19-year-old Saracens wing played with the injury for eight months, delaying surgery until the end of the season.
Caluori, who made his senior international debut for England against Fiji, had featured in several high-profile games despite the injury. However, the surgery has now cast doubt over his start to the new season, which is set to begin on 26 September.
In a post on Instagram, Caluori revealed the extent of his injury and expressed his determination to work hard and come back stronger. The young wing has been praised for his impressive performances on the pitch, and his injury will be a concern for fans and pundits alike.
The exact extent of the injury and the expected recovery time are not clear. However, the surgery will likely keep Caluori out of action for a significant period, which will be a blow to his club and the England national team.
For fans of Saracens and English rugby, Caluori's injury is a disappointing development. The young wing has been a talent to watch, and his absence will be felt on the pitch. However, with the right treatment and care, Caluori is expected to make a full recovery and return to his impressive form.