Saracens prop Donna Rose will miss the rest of the season, including Wales' 2025 Six Nations campaign, due to a neck injury.
Prop Donna Rose will miss the rest of the season, including Wales' 2025 Six Nations campaign, because of a neck injury.
Her club side Saracens confirmed the forward has undergone surgery on her neck that will rule Rose out for the remainder of the 2024-25 league season."Hard one to take missing the rest of the season, especially as there's the potential to have a final at home," Rose said on Instagram.after snapping her anterior cruciate ligament and tearing her meniscus in one of her first training sessions with Saracens following the delayed Rugby World Cup in 2022.
"Thank you all for the messages and the sport, goes a long way," she said, adding beneath a picture of her in a hospital bed: "Drains out and heading home later."A disappearance that has mystified police for 50 yearsAre there 'different approaches' to tennis doping cases?
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