Crows player to miss most of AFL season

Adelaide utility Ricky Henderson will have an extended spell on the sidelines after suffering a leg fracture at training.

Adelaide utility Ricky Henderson will miss most of the AFL season after fracturing his ankle at Monday training.

Henderson will need surgery to have a plate put in his left ankle.

"Medical experts are hopeful that he will be available for selection late in the season," the Crows said in a statement.

The 25-year-old was taking part in a training session for players who were not involved in Sunday's pre-season win over Port Adelaide.

Henderson suffered the injury when he was tackled late in the workout.

"Hendo's devastated - he's had a terrific pre-season campaign and through a training accident his season is on hold," Crows list manager David Noble said earlier on Monday.

Henderson has played 56 games for Adelaide since his 2010 senior debut.

Injuries restricted him to 14 games last season.


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