Overview
- Sale director Alex Sanderson says surgery remains a live option that would sideline Curry for about six weeks, though further rest is also being considered.
- No decision has been made as specialists, Sale, and the RFU discuss the best route for the flanker’s long-term health.
- Sanderson outlined scenarios in which England could ask him to play through November before operating, or operate sooner with a likely absence from the autumn series.
- The issue flared after he played 60 minutes in Sale’s loss at Bath, with persistent irritation linked to the stitch from his May 2023 hamstring reattachment.
- Specialist experience with this recurrence is limited to two prior cases, and any lay-off would impact Sale’s Premiership and Champions Cup selections.