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Fouad Yaha: Catalans Dragons dealt injury blow as star winger ruled out for five months

Fouad Yaha ruled out for five months after surgery on a dislocated shoulder; Yaha is an integral part of the Dragons side with his try-scoring prowess on the wing; watch 66 matches in Super League this season live on Sky Sports and stream on NOW TV

Last Updated: 31/01/23 4:24pm


Fouad Yaha is the latest injury blow for the Dragons ahead of the 2023 Super League season

Catalans Dragons have suffered a major blow ahead of the new Betfred Super League season with star winger Fouad Yaha ruled out for five months.

The French club revealed surgery on a dislocated shoulder sustained by Yaha in pre-season training has been successful, but that he will still miss most of the season.

It's a first-half hat-trick for Catalans Dragons' Fouad Yaha and it comes off the back of a strong run from Gil Dudson

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It’s a first-half hat-trick for Catalans Dragons’ Fouad Yaha and it comes off the back of a strong run from Gil Dudson

It’s a first-half hat-trick for Catalans Dragons’ Fouad Yaha and it comes off the back of a strong run from Gil Dudson

A short statement released by the Dragons said: “Fouad Yaha underwent successful surgery following his dislocated shoulder. His unavailability is estimated at 5 months.”

The 26-year-old has scored 100 tries in 149 appearances for the Perpignan-based side, and became their all-time leading try scorer during the last campaign.

Catalans are already sweating over the fitness of Sam Tomkins and Mike McMeeken ahead of their season-opener at Wakefield on February 17, with both players undergoing minor operations following last year’s World Cup.

The 2023 Betfred Super League season kicks-off in February with two fixtures from Round 1 live on Sky Sports and streaming on NOW TV. Grand Final runners-up Leeds Rhinos travel to Warrington Wolves on Thursday February 16, followed by promoted Leigh Leopards hosting Salford Red Devils on Friday February 17.



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