South Sydney suffers a nightmare of injuries such as Latrell Mitchell and Cameron Murray hurt in monstrous training incidents

The miserable career of South Sydney injuries has continued with Captain Cameron Murray suffering an alleged ruptured Achilles tendon and Latrell Mitchell an hamstring problem.

In what is coming as a double bitter blow to the Rabbitohs, Murray was scheduled for scanning on Wednesday after training with an Achilles problem.

The southern Sydney officials confirmed that they expected their representative blockade outside for several months, depending on the seriousness of the injury.

Mitchell was also injured in the same training session, discarding at least the shield accessory of Saturday's charity against St George Illawarra in Mudgee.

The superstar n. ° 1 will also undergo scanning to determine if it will be in shape to start the regular season.

Mitchell has had problems with hamstrings in the past, even through the horror capitulation of the Rabbitoh during the second half of the 2023 season.

The worst nightmare of South is realizing horror incidents in the training field

Cameron Murray could miss most of the season after suffering a serious ankle injury

Then he achieved only 11 games last season, set aside for the second half with a foot problem since the Rabbitoh again lost the finals.

For Murray, his alleged Achilles injury continues a horror streak of bad luck.

Part of last season was lost with a hip injury, before suffering wrist damage while in the season of the end of the season.

Rabbitohs captain was in a race against the clock to face the Dolphins in the first round on March 7, with the problem of the wrist that stayed longer than expected.

That now seems the slightest of his concerns.

Campbell Graham (Hand) and Cody Walker of five eighth (calves) are also under a cloud of injuries before that game.

Murray spoke only last week about trying to get the long streak of the Rabbitohs injuries of the mind, after the problems accredited their 2023 and 2024 campaigns.

“I try not to think about that too much, because if you think too much about that, you go crazy,” Murray told AAP in the launch of the NRL season last Monday.

The latrell mitchell superstar will undergo scanning in its hamstrings this week

'We have had enough time thinking, victimizing ourselves.

'The only way to overcome something like that is to control what it can.

'If you have the bad luck of collecting an injury, just deal with what you need to do with your rehabilitation to come out again.

'You can say:' Why is this happening to us? '. Or you can say: “This is happening to us, how do we return from him?”