Chad Wingard, Rory Sloane, Lachie Whitfield, Alex Pearce, Jarryn Geary and more... some big names have been added to the injury list ahead of round 12. 

Who will be right and who is struggling? We find out when your wounded stars will be back.

ADELAIDE

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Matt Crouch Hip/abdominal Test
 Tom Doedee Knee Season
 Rory Sloane hamstring Test
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Sloane is a 50-50 chance of taking on Greater Western Sydney at Adelaide Oval on Saturday night, despite having a grade one hamstring tear. The Crows co-captain failed to finish last weekend's two-point win against Melbourne. He has returned to running and the Crows will make a late decision on his availability. They are more confident about Crouch returning after missing the past three games with a hip contusion. Crouch was close to playing last week, but the club took a conservative approach after he reported pain after the main training session. - Lee Gaskin

BRISBANE

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Marcus Adams Knee 3 weeks
 Zac Bailey Hamstring  1-3 weeks
 Jarrod Berry Knee 5-7 weeks
 Ryan Lester Groin Test
 Ely Smith Foot 5 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

No new problems for the Lions, with Lester expected to be available after what the club described as a "minor" complaint that kept him out of last weekend's team. Bailey should be available after the bye. - Michael Whiting 

CARLTON

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Tom De Koning Knee Available
 Sam Docherty Knee Indefinite
 Liam Jones Concussion TBC
 Mitch McGovern Ankle Test
 Marc Murphy Fractured ribs Test
 Jarrod Pickett Knee Indefinite
 Kade Simpson Soreness Test
 Tom Williamson Back 3-4 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Former skipper Murphy has recovered well from fractured ribs and is a test to play this week. McGovern and Simpson are also strong chances to play, while De Koning will play his first match this weekend at VFL level. A timeline is yet to be set for Jones, but he has returned to training. Dale Thomas is available to play AFL after a one-match club suspension. - Sarah Black

COLLINGWOOD

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Taylor Adams Groin 1-2 weeks
 Flynn Appleby Ankle  Test
 Dayne Beams Hip 12 weeks
 Mason Cox Ankle Test
 Lynden Dunn Knee Season
 Jamie Elliott Hamstring 1-2 weeks
 Brodie Grundy Ankle TBC
 Will Kelly Leg 6-9 weeks
 Tom Langdon Knee 4 weeks
 Nathan Murphy Ankle Indefinite
 Sam Murray Provisional ASADA suspension TBC
 Daniel Wells  Knee 12 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

In a huge blow for the Pies, Beams faces a race against time to return before season's end. Grundy soldiered on with a sore ankle in the loss to Fremantle on Saturday but is expected to be fine to play Melbourne in the Queen's Birthday clash on Monday. The Pies are also hopeful Cox will be fit after missing five games, but they will be without Adams and Elliott until after the round 13 bye. Langdon will be out for some time yet butAppleby could be ready to resume in the VFL. Murphy's recovery has been slow and Kelly suffered a hamstring tendon injury in the VFL. Wells is hoping for a late-season return after suffering another long-term injury, but the campaign seems over for fellow veteran Dunn after a second anterior cruciate ligament rupture in nine months. - Ben Collins

ESSENDON

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Joe Daniher Groin Season
 Sam Draper Knee Season
 Orazio Fantasia Quad Test
 Kobe Mutch Hamstring 2-3 weeks
 Dylan Shiel Hamstring Test
 Devon Smith Knee Season
 James Stewart Groin 1-2 weeks
 Jake Stringer Hamstring Test
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Stringer has added to the Bombers' injury woes, and while Shiel has not yet been ruled out of playing against Carlton on Sunday, Essendon will play that conservatively with the star midfielder. Fantasia is due back after the Bombers' round 12 bye and his return can't come quick enough. - Callum Twomey

FREMANTLE

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Sean Darcy Ankle Test
 Hugh Dixon Hamstring 2 weeks
 Stefan Giro Knee Season
 Stephen Hill Quad 1-2 weeks
 Shane Kersten Foot TBC
 Alex Pearce Ankle Season
 Aaron Sandilands Calf TBC
 Sam Sturt Concussion 1 week
 Matt Taberner Foot Season
 Luke Valente Groin 2 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Pearce going down with another fractured leg was a bitter blow after a stirring win over Collingwood at the MCG, while rookie Giro ruptured his ACL the following day at Peel. There is hope Hill will be back, probably at Peel, straight after the bye for his first game this year, and Darcy should also be available after falling short of a miraculous comeback last round. - Travis King

GEELONG

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Nakia Cockatoo Knee 6-8 weeks
 Jordan Cunico Ankle 6-8 weeks
 Lachie Henderson Plantar fascia 1-2 weeks
 Sam Menegola Knee 2-3 weeks
 Quinton Narkle Hamstring 3-4 weeks
 Stefan Okunbor Groin Test
 Rhys Stanley Adductor Test
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Stanley didn't train fully with the main group on Tuesday and remains under a cloud going into Friday night's game. Despite injuring his adductor for the second time in three weeks, the Cats believe the two injuries are not linked. Narkle's hamstring recurrence will ensure the Cats take extra time getting him fit. Menegola remains on track for a post-bye return, while Henderson's plantar fascia is taking a touch longer than first planned. The Cats are being cautious in over-working Okunbor after heavy loads since moving to the Australia. Cockatoo remains in the frame for a return in the final month of the home and away season. - Mitch Cleary

GOLD COAST

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Ben Ainsworth Foot 5-7 weeks
 Jack Bowes Quad 8 weeks
 Sam Collins Hip 4 weeks
 Pearce Hanley Quad 3-4 weeks
 Jarrod Harbrow Groin Test
 Sean Lemmens Ankle 5 weeks
 Touk Miller Heel Test
 Izak Rankine Hamstring 1-2 weeks
 Brad Scheer Hand 1-3 weeks
 Rory Thompson Knee Season
 Harrison Wigg Knee Season
 Aaron Young Knee 2 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Confirmation that Bowes will spend a long stint on the sidelines, missing eight weeks with the quad injury suffered against GWS on Saturday. Harbrow is expected to overcome his groin niggle, while Miller is a good chance to play after missing three matches with his heel problem. - Michael Whiting

GREATER WESTERN SYDNEY

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Jye Caldwell Calf 3 weeks
 Aidan Corr Calf 3 weeks
 Jonathon Patton Knee TBC
 Tommy Sheridan Calf 2 weeks
 Zac Sproule Knee 6-8 weeks
 Callan Ward Knee Season
 Lachie Whitfield Collarbone 4 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Whitfield had surgery on Monday and won't be seen until at least a couple of weeks after the mid-season bye in round 14. On the positive side, Zac Williams (hamstring) and Sam Taylor (corked thigh) will be available to face Adelaide on Saturday night. - Adam Curley

HAWTHORN

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Grant Birchall  Calf/knee Indefinite
 Ben McEvoy  Ankle 2-4 weeks
 Darren Minchington Hamstring Test
 Tom Mitchell Broken leg Indefinite
 Tim Mohr Dislocated knee/ACL Season
 Ryan Schoenmakers Calf Test
 Jack Scrimshaw Knee 3-5 weeks
 Chad Wingard Hamstring TBC
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Wingard is set for another stint on the sidelines because of a second hamstring injury this season, after a calf injury and subsequent setback delayed his Hawks debut. There was better news for Isaac Smith (foot) and Mitchell Lewis (concussion), who returned to the senior side on Saturday night ahead of this week's bye. Schoenmakers, Minchington and first-year draftee Jacob Koschitzke have all missed multiple VFL matches. Conor Nash and Changkuoth Jiath also sat out Box Hill's weekend game and will aim to return after the bye. Nash spent much of last week's main training session boxing. - Marc McGowan

MELBOURNE

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Marty Hore  Calf TBC
 Neville Jetta Knee 5-7 weeks
 Jake Lever Ankle Test
 Corey Maynard Concussion Test
 Jake Melksham  Foot  4-5 weeks
 Alex Neal-Bullen Concussion Test
 Aaron Nietschke Knee Season
 Harry Petty Knee Test
 Christian Salem Illness TBC
 Joel Smith Groin 3-5 weeks
 Aaron vandenBerg Ankle 3-5 weeks
 Guy Walker Shoulder Indefinite
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

The slow but steady shrinking of Melbourne's injury list continues. Hore and Salem were late withdrawals from the AFL match, while Steven May(groin) and Kade Kolodjashnij (concussion) made their returns in the VFL. Jordan Lewis is also available for selection after serving a one-match VFL suspension for striking. – Sarah Black

NORTH MELBOURNE

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Majak Daw Pelvis/hips Indefinite
 Ben Jacobs Head/neck Indefinite
 Jamie Macmillan Calf Test
 Tom McKenzie  Back TBC
 Dom Tyson Calf 1-2 weeks
 Ed Vickers-Willis Knee Season
 Will Walker Knee Indefinite
 Tom Wilkinson Ankle 4-5 weeks
 Sam Wright Ankle 2-3 weeks
 Updated: Monday, June 3

Early prognosis

Macmillan's 150th game was over by the second term on Friday night, but the eight-day break is giving him hope he can recover in time to face Gold Coast on Saturday evening. Tyson is edging closer, but the Roos might opt to hold him out until after the round 14 bye to help avoid another setback. - Marc McGowan

PORT ADELAIDE

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Charlie Dixon Leg Test
 Brad Ebert Concussion 1-2 weeks
 Sam Hayes Glandular fever     2-3 weeks
 Jake Patmore Knee Season
 Tom Rockliff Hamstring Test
 Jack Trengove Leg 2-3 weeks
 Jack Watts Leg Indefinite
 Ollie Wines Ankle Test
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Key forward Dixon could play his first game in 10 months in the SANFL this weekend. Dixon has been sidelined since breaking his leg and dislocating his ankle against West Coast in round 21 last year. Wines could also make his return from an ankle injury in the same game. The co-captain hasn’t played since the Power's round seven loss to Collingwood on May 3. With the Power having the bye this weekend, Dixon, Wines, Rockliff and Ebert could all be available for their next match – away to Fremantle at Optus Stadium in round 13. - Lee Gaskin

RICHMOND

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Jake Aarts General soreness Test
 Luke English Shoulder 4-6 weeks
 Kane Lambert Achilles 2-3 weeks
 Oleg Markov Illness Test
 Callum Moore Ankle 6-8 weeks
 Toby Nankervis Adductor 4-6 weeks
 Marlion Pickett Finger 8-10 weeks
 Alex Rance Knee Season
 Jack Riewoldt PCL 4-6 weeks
 Jack Ross Ankle 4-6 weeks
 Jayden Short Elbow 3-4 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Lambert is still a week or two away with Achilles tendonitis. Short is aiming for a return the week after the bye (round 15), although it will probably be on reduced minutes through the VFL. Nankervis and Riewoldt are also post-bye prospects, although not quite as immediate as Short. Riewoldt has just progressed from running on the weight-bearing Alter-G treadmill to running outside. The club is confident Pickett will play at some stage this season at either VFL or AFL level. – Sarah Black

ST KILDA

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Blake Acres Ill Test
 Logan Austin Shoulder Indefinite
 Jack Bytel Back Season
 Jake Carlisle Back 3-5 weeks
 Jarryn Geary Leg 8-10 weeks
 Jack Lonie Knee 3-5 weeks
 Jonathon Marsh Ill Test
 Paddy McCartin Concussion Season
 Daniel McKenzie Ill Test
 Lewis Pierce Concussion Test
 Dylan Roberton Heart Season
 Sam Rowe Shoulder Test
 Jack Steven Mental health Indefinite
 Jimmy Webster Hand 2-3 weeks
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

There are positive noises coming out of the Saints about Steven, with a return in the coming weeks on the cards. It would be surprising if any of the ill Saints didn't get up after the bye to face Gold Coast. - Dinny Navaratnam

SYDNEY

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Harry Cunningham Adductor 3-5 weeks
 Kieren Jack Hip 2-3 weeks
 Zak Jones Hamstring 1-2 weeks
 Josh Kennedy Knee 2-3 weeks
 Jack Maibaum Knee Season
 Sam Naismith Knee TBC
 Nick Smith Hamstring  TBC
 Durak Tucker Knee Indefinite
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

 Early prognosis

The Swans expect Kennedy, Jones and Jack to be available after the mid-season bye in round 13 if their rehabilitation continues to progress well. Cunningham has started running and could be set to return not long after that. - Adam Curley

WEST COAST

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Tom Barrass Foot 3-4 weeks
 Patrick Bines Hernia TBC
 Hamish Brayshaw Toe Test
 Harry Edwards Foot TBC
 Tom Hickey  Ankle Test
 Shannon Hurn Hamstring 1-2 weeks
 Fraser McInnes Shoulder 1 week
 Nic Naitanui Knee Indefinite
 Daniel Venables Concussion TBC
 Francis Watson Shoulder Test
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

Hurn ran laps and kicked off both feet briefly at training on Tuesday but won't be on the plane to face Sydney before the bye. Barrass was leaping onto the jumping bag and landing with no concerns in a positive sign after missing seven games to date. Hickey will be available after two weeks out with an ankle injury, but could return against West Perth in the WAFL. - Travis King

WESTERN BULLDOGS

Player

Injury

Estimated Return

 Ben Cavarra Hamstring Available
 Hayden Crozier Toe Test
 Taylor Duryea Hip Test
 Dale Morris Knee Test
 Fergus Greene Shoulder TBC
 Mitch Wallis Ankle TBC
 Josh Schache Concussion Test
 Lukas Webb Ankle TBC
 Updated: Tuesday, June 4

Early prognosis

The Bulldogs expect to return from the bye in healthy shape. Crozier, Duryea and the long-awaited return of stalwart Morris could all occur in a fortnight to bolster an under-siege defence. Forward Schache suffered delayed concussion symptoms in the VFL, while Greene dislocated his shoulder. Webb is set to miss an extended period after an ankle injury at training. - Paul Bastin