Carlton’s Jack Silvagni Out for Season with ACL Injury

Carlton forward Jack Silvagni has suffered a devastating blow as he will miss the entire 2024 AFL season due to a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). The injury occurred during a training session and was later confirmed by scans. Silvagni, 26, will undergo surgery and begin his rehabilitation process.

General Manager of Football at Carlton, Brad Lloyd, expressed his sympathy for Silvagni, acknowledging the hard work he had put in during the summer to prepare for the season. Lloyd also emphasized Silvagni’s strong character and commitment to the club, which will aid his recovery.

The news of Silvagni’s injury comes as a significant blow to Carlton, as he had shown great promise and dedication during his training. Known for his energy and positive impact on the team, Silvagni’s absence will be felt by the entire Carlton faithful.

This setback is a reminder of the challenges faced by athletes and the resilience required in their recovery process. Silvagni’s determination and unwavering commitment will undoubtedly be instrumental in his rehabilitation journey.

As Carlton rallies behind Silvagni, the focus will now shift to other players stepping up to fill the void left by the influential forward. The team will continue their preparations for the upcoming season, working together to achieve their goals.