Collingwood midfielder Adam Treloar could miss the rest of the season after reports have emerged that the star onballer's hamstring injury is more severe than just "cramps".
The 25-year old told friends that he tore his left hamstring off the bone and also did damage to his right hamstring, according to a report by Jon Ralph via the Herald Sun.
The ex-Giant will seek specialist advice on Tuesday, but Collingwood have reportedly confirmed that he may have torn a tendon.
A tendon tear would require surgery, which could put Treloar out for over two months, effectively ending his season unless the Pies make a deep September run.
The gun Magpie sustained the injury during the fourth quarter of his side's 20-point win over the Blues when Treloar pulled up awkwardly after being chased by Carlton youngster Lochie O’Brien.
"I got a scan just before on the hammies and (I'll) get a couple more opinions from a few people," Treloar told AFL Media on Monday.
"It just felt like a cramp, that's why we're trying to suss out what's going on. I've never done a soft tissue or anything so I don't really know what's happened.
"(I feel) a bit sore obviously, it feels OK (today). I can't really compare it to anything else because I've never (done a hamstring). I'll find out in the next 24 hours I guess."
It deals a massive blow to Collingwood's top four chances, who travel to the Gold Coast to play the Suns this Saturday night.
