Max Llewellyn: Cardiff centre out for up to three months with ankle injury
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Cardiff Rugby centre Max Llewellyn is to undergo ankle surgery and will be out for up to three months.
Llewellyn, 23, suffered the injury during the 47-10 win at Newcastle in the European Challenge Cup last Saturday.
He has scored five tries in 38 games since his debut during the 2017-18 season.
Llewellyn will leave Cardiff at the end of the season amid financial uncertainty affecting the regions.
The former Wales Under-20 international is expected to join an English club ahead of the 2023-24 campaign.
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