Maika Gray: Signing the Leeds Rhinos Star Excluded for the Super League season due to an ACL | Rugby league news
The signature of the Leeds Rhinos star for 2025, Maika Gray, has been off the whole season of superliga due to an ACL injury.
Gray injured during the pre -season friend of Leeds against Wigan Warriors on Sunday.
Nosorozi signed a three -year contract with this wing player with the NRL side of Parramatta Eels. The 31-year-old will now be undergoing surgery.
In a statement, the head coach Leeds Rhinos Brad Arthur said: “Our first thoughts are with a maika and we will all bypass him and support him and his family.
“Our medical team will make sure he has the best possible treatment to get back from the injury as soon as possible. Maika is a strong character and I am sure he will throw himself on his recovery to get back to his best.”
Sports director Ian Blease added: “This is an extremely difficult blow for us as a club, but especially destroyed for a maika, which fits so well in our group.
“We were all excited to see what he could do in the Super League 2025, but now we will have to wait. As for our composition, we will have to review the whole situation and see all our capabilities.
“We have some extraordinary young players who could now get the opportunity to grab their opportunity, and I will talk about all our options with the club, beard and professional headquarters in the coming weeks before the start of the season.”
Super League 2025. – Key dates and what to pay attention to
13.-6. February: The beginning of the 1st round of the season
March 1: Wigan Warriors against Warrington Wolves in Las Vegas
17.-19. April: 8th round – rival round
3.-4. May: Magic Round (St James’ Park, Newcastle)
July 24: August 31 – 20th round – divided into two weekends
4-7. September: 25. round – rivals reverse schedules
18-21. September: 27th round – The last round of the regular season (dates and time will be subsequently determined)
26.-27. September: Elimination playoffs
3.-4. October: Semifinals
Saturday 11th October: Great Final (Old Trafford)
Sky Sports will again show every live superliga match this season – including two games in each round exclusively live, while the remaining four games are shown each week on Sky Sports+
