Nathan Cleary announced that he will return to the field after a horrific injury that has ruled him out of the Rugby League World Cup, according to BBC Sport. The professional rugby league player expressed determination and optimism in a brief statement to the media.

The injury, described as severe by club officials, has prevented Cleary from participating in the upcoming World Cup, a tournament that draws top talent from around the globe and is a major event for national teams and fans alike. His absence is a significant loss for his club and for the national side, which had counted on his experience and skill in the competition.

In his comments, Cleary emphasized his commitment to recovery and his confidence that he will be back in time to contribute to future matches. He thanked supporters for their patience and pledged to work hard with medical staff and trainers to regain full fitness.

Moving forward, Cleary will focus on a structured rehabilitation program designed to address the injury’s impact while maintaining overall conditioning. The goal is to return to peak performance as soon as medical clearance allows, and to rejoin the national squad for subsequent international fixtures.