Luke Burgess: Catalans Dragons prop suffers potentially season-ending injury
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Luke Burgess moved to French side Catalans on a two-year deal in October, having had a brief stint with Salford after leaving Australian club Manly last year
Catalans Dragons prop Luke Burgess may miss the remaining six months of the Super League season after suffering a knee injury in Friday's win at Leigh.
The 30-year-old will have scans to confirm if he ruptured his anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee.
Burgess, who won a Super League with Leeds, was part of South Sydney's 2014 NRL title-winning side with brothers Sam, Tom and George.
Dragons have also lost Jason Baitieri for up to 12 weeks with a broken wrist.
Loose forward Baitieri is to undergo surgery in the coming week.
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