Home > Rugby League > Injury News > Super League > Leeds Rhinos > News

Leeds Rhinos forward Jamie Jones-Buchanan is expected to be out of action for between six and nine months after rupturing his quad tendon.

Leeds Rhinos have announced that forward Jamie Jones-Buchanan will be out of action for between six and nine months.

The 34-year-old requires surgery after rupturing his quad tendon during the team's Challenge Cup semi-final win over Warrington Wolves on Friday.

"This is desperately disappointing news for Jamie and everyone is fully behind him after this setback," head coach Brian McDermott told the club's official website.

"He is in the best possible hands with our medical team and I have no doubt, given the obstacles he has already overcome in his career, he will come more determined than ever to perform to his best for the team next season."

England international Jones-Buchanan is due to undergo surgery on Wednesday.

ID:237271: cacheID:237271:1false2false3false:QQ:: from db desktop :LenBod:restore:1331: No Data Analysis info

Restore Data

1

Monday's Turkish Super Lig predictions including Galatasaray vs. Trabzonspor

2

Schumacher predicts Hamilton will struggle at Ferrari

3

Advantage Atletico? Barcelona's Yamal injured before top-of-the-table clash

4

The first time since 2022: Marc Cucurella propels Chelsea's title hopes

5

Bruno Fernandes beats Wayne Rooney: Fernandes overtakes Man United legend

6

The Son shines bright in Southampton as Spurs captain equals club record

7

FC Twente Women vs. Celtic Women - prediction, team news, lineups

8

Man City vs. Man Utd confirmed XIs: Foden decision made, Amorim makes four changes

9

Chelsea duo to leave Stamford Bridge on loan in January?

10

Ancelotti facing Mbappe decision: Real Madrid injury news vs. Pachuca