Power captain Connor Rozee travels to England for hamstring rehab
AFL • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 20, 2026, 4:11 AM
Last updated Oct 20, 2026

Connor Rozee, the captain of Port Adelaide, has traveled to England for treatment on his injured hamstring. He suffered a serious tear during round two of the 2026 AFL season, missing the remainder of the campaign due to complications stemming from the injury. Rozee is working with a specialist known for treating Premier League players with similar issues. Port Adelaide has taken a cautious approach to Rozee's recovery, but he has expressed optimism about returning to training for the upcoming pre-season.
- •Rozee injured his hamstring in round two of the 2026 season.
- •He will undergo treatment with a specialist in England.
- •Port Adelaide has prioritized his cautious recovery process.
- •Rozee plans to participate in pre-season training.
- 4:11 AMAFL — Power captain taps Premier League expertise in hamstring rehab
"Connor Rozee has travelled to England to help in his recovery from a serious injury
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