Rising star Tom Green has been ruled out of the remainder of the season as he gets set to undergo surgery on a broken arm.

Green injured his arm in the third quarter of the GIANTS’ one-point win over the Swans and tried to play out the match but was unable to continue.

GIANTS Head of Medical Cullan Ball said:

“It’s disappointing for Tom who just returned from a hamstring injury to play in his first final.

“He was in a fair bit of pain during the game but credit to him, he tried to go back out there and play through it.

“Scans on Sunday revealed a fractured radius and he’ll undergo surgery at some point in the coming week.”

Meanwhile, Isaac Cumming and Sam Reid remain tests for this week’s semi-final against Geelong in Perth after also picking up injuries in the elimination final.

Cumming was subbed out after landing on his ankle during the third quarter.

“Isaac’s rolled his ankle but scans have revealed no major damage which is great news,” Ball said.

“He’ll now rest up in the early part of the week and then we’ll ramp up his training and see how he gets through as to whether he’s available for Friday night’s game.”

Reid also came off late in the game for his hamstring to be assessed but remains a test to play this week.

“Reidy’s had some issues with his hamstring’s this year but could have played out the game on Saturday should we have needed him,” Ball said.

“We’ll see how he trains later in the week and make a decision on whether he’s fit to take his place in the semi-final.”

Adam Kennedy will also look to prove his fitness after he missed the elimination final with a low-grade hamstring injury he suffered at training last week.

“Adam’s progressing well after missing last week’s game and again, we’ll see how he trains this week to see if he’s also available for selection,” Ball said.

Callum Brown is available for selection after overcoming his own hamstring injury and working his way back to full fitness.

Xavier O’Halloran (calf), Brent Daniels (hamstring) and Nick Shipley (ankle) won’t be available to take on the Cats while ruck Braydon Preuss is also out after injuring his lower back.

“Braydon’s developed some soreness in his lower back that has prevented him from being able to train at full capacity,” Ball said.

“We’ll get some more information over the coming days but he won’t be available to play at the moment.”

The GIANTS take on the Cats in a semi-final at Optus Stadium in Perth on Friday night.

Injury List - August 30