Luke Keary

Sydney Roosters halfback Luke Keary has suffered yet another head knock in a chilling piece of friendly-fire.

“I’m very happy and very confident of what I’ve been told and where I’m at physically and mentally. He came from the field rubbing the back of his head,” Pitt said. “He’s obviously got a knock there,” Robinson said. “It’s hard because they don’t go and see the neurologist and they don’t go and see the doctors, they don’t have all the information that I have. Has a history of complex & prolonged concussion symptoms, but no documented concussions since 2019/20. Fingers crossed for him— NRL PHYSIO (@nrlphysio) pic.twitter.com/Ux35lrtCMZ June 11, 2022 “He was okay in the sheds but obviously enough not to go back on the field so not ideal.”

The Sydney Roosters' defeat against Melbourne on Saturday was compounded by another head injury to Luke Keary, with the playmaker facing renewed uncertainty ...

Hopefully it’s not to the [same] extent as it was last time.' The Roosters halfback had to see a specialist after suffering five head knocks between 2018 and 2019 and missed five weeks of action as a result. - Keary was sent to see a specialist and took five weeks out of the game

The Sydney Roosters will closely monitor Luke Keary's health as they consider the path forward on the halfback's...

"Because he has experience in this, these are the things he will be looking for." "He has shown improvement overnight and his progress will continue to be monitored throughout the week as he undergoes the necessary protocols," the Roosters said in a statement. The Roosters star suffered five head knocks across the 2018 and 2019 seasons, resulting in him being sent to a specialist and sitting out five games.