Geelong midfielder Cameron Guthrie has undergone ankle surgery to stabilise the syndesmosis he suffered in last Sunday's AFL clash with the West Coast Eagles.
The 25-year-old is expected to be sidelined for up to two months in a blow to the Cats, with Gary Ablett also out with a hamstring injury.
"After consultation, it was felt the best course of action was for Cameron to undergo this procedure," Geelong's general manager of football Simon Lloyd said in a statement on Thursday.
Guthrie's right foot became trapped underneath Eagle Jamie Cripps' body in a tackle during Sunday's game.
Young forward Nakia Cockatoo, who suffered a PCL strain in the same match, does not require surgery.
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