US EditionCleary Passed Fit to Play
- Nathan Cleary has been named to play for Penrith against Canterbury in Parramatta on Thursday night, providing a boost for both teams and NSW.
- Cleary sustained a groin injury during goal-kicking practice at the Blues captain’s run last week but has been recovering steadily through rehab and has not needed any scans.
- Penrith's captain Isaah Yeo emphasized the team's fitness, line speed, and competitiveness, while noting Canterbury's transformation to a similar style.
- Ivan Cleary stated they will know more today about Nathan's condition, adding that load management has helped reduce his physical wear and tear.
- Cleary's confirmed fitness allows Penrith to field their Origin quintet against the Bulldogs, with the match serving as a test of their current form.
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