Gary Rohan recently faced a significant setback in his AFL career due to a serious injury. Fans are expressing deep concern about Rohan’s health and are eager to understand how this injury will affect his future in the game. So, what happened?
Here is everything to know about Gary Rohan’s injury.
How did Gary Rohan fracture his skull while playing Australian rules football?
During a recent Victorian Football League match, Gary Rohan sustained a skull fracture from an accidental elbow to the head. The blow, described as a “glancing hit,” forced Rohan to be rushed to the hospital. Initially assessed in the stadium’s medical room, he failed a concussion test, leading to further examination. (via 7 News)
Rohan later posted a hospital selfie with his wife, Madi, revealing that scans confirmed the skull fracture and that he was awaiting surgery. The caption of the Instagram post read: “Not the place I had planned to spend my weekend.. scans have confirmed a fractured skull, but I am doing well and in the best hands. Now just waiting on surgery. Thank you for all of the messages and well wishes.”
The severity of the injury casts uncertainty over his future with the Geelong Cats, especially with his contract nearing its end. The incident could potentially impact his plans for continuing his football career.
Has Gary Rohan returned to play with Geelong Football Club?
Gary Rohan has made a remarkable return to the field, resuming practice with the Geelong Football Club just a week after sustaining a serious skull injury. The 33-year-old forward, who fractured his skull during a recent VFL game, was seen at GMHBA Stadium taking part in ball drills with his teammates. His head, still marked by over 30 stitches from emergency surgery, revealed the extent of his injury.
While Rohan will not participate in Geelong’s semifinal match against the Brisbane Lions, his appearance at training highlights his ongoing recovery.
