North Melbourne's Majak Daw is expected to return to the football field this weekend seven months after he suffered serious hip and pelvis injuries.The playing return is just seven months after he was pulled from the Yarra River with hip and pelvis injuriesThe Kangaroos' star defender was hospitalisedHe was pulled from the Yarra River and sustained serious injuries to his hips and pelvis.
"I've still got a few things to tick off before Sunday but it's really nice to get to this stage knowing the potential of playing footy again is a possibility. "It's definitely a unique rehabilitation," North Melbourne's head of high performance Alex Moore said."He's just progressed really fast, it's like having a Ferrari, you just have to make sure you build the chassis correctly.
"It may be that he plays in a few weeks time, it may be that he plays this weekend and then has a week off we just need to see how his pelvis responds."Daw moved with his family to Australia in 2003 and 10 years later became the first Sudanese-born player to play in the AFL when he made his debut with the Kangaroos in 2013.The 27-year-old enjoyed a breakout season in 2018, playing 18 matches primarily as a defender.
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