The full AFL injury list: round 22

The Crows are confident co-captain Sloane will be available to take on Collingwood at Adelaide Oval on Saturday. Sloane sustained an eye injury that caused him to have blurred vision in last weekend’s 10-point loss to West Coast. A trip to the specialist revealed there was no significant damage to the eye. Keath will be tested at Adelaide’s main session on Thursday after missing the past three weeks with an ankle injury. Seedsman is expected to be available despite sustaining a small undisplaced fracture in the tip of his ring finger in the SANFL last weekend. – Lee Gaskin

Almost a clean bill of health for the Lions. After a long stint out with a foot problem, Cutler is expected to return through the NEAFL this weekend. – Michael Whiting 

The Blues lose Jones for the rest of the season, with the defender ruled out after suffering a nasty non-displaced fracture of the larynx in his throat. Cuningham is a 50/50 chance of returning from a lingering knee injury for this week’s clash with the Saints, while time is running out for LeBois as he returns from a hamstring strain. – Riley Beveridge

Daicos copped a knock in the win over Melbourne and will be tested before a decision is made on his availability for the twilight clash with Adelaide at Adelaide Oval on Saturday. De Goey, Moore and Aish hope to be back before the end of the home and away season, while a VFL bye this weekend has Wells and possibly Sier targetting final-round returns. Quaynor still seems some time away and Kelly is also being managed conservatively, while Reid faces an uphill battle to play again this season. The suspended Stephenson will be available at finals time but the campaign is over for Cox, Langdon, Beams and Dunn. – Ben Collins

Hurley needs to get through training this week but he is a chance to face the Dockers on Saturday night. The Bombers will be hoping Stringer is available despite his hamstring tightness out of Saturday night’s loss to the Bulldogs. The Bombers expect to regain Francis and Parish after the pair missed last week, while Saad is an outside chance to be available. – Callum Twomey

Cox and Ryan will hopefully be available for the final round against Port Adelaide, while it is unclear at this stage whether Wilson will play again this year after progressing slowly from a toe issue. – Travis King

Miles is the major concern here, rolling his ankle early against the Lions and going on and off the ground before completing the match. He’s still a chance to play Hawthorn but should be put in the ‘unlikely’ basket. – Michael Whiting

Deledio’s season could be over unless the Giants play at least a couple of finals, but Cameron, Kelly, de Boer and Himmelberg will all train on Thursday in a bid to face the Western Bulldogs. Hopper won’t be seen until the finals, with Finlayson a slim chance to face Gold Coast next week. Taylor did some hard training on Tuesday and also might be in contention for the Suns game, while Aidan Corr, Matt Buntine and Isaac Cumming should all return in the reserves this week. Patton looks unlikely to get back this season unless he can get on the park in the next fortnight. – Adam Curley

Gunston was a late withdrawal last week because of hamstring tightness, but looks likely to return against Gold Coast on Sunday. The Hawks didn’t provide an update on McEvoy, but his strained adductor shouldn’t keep him out for another week. There is doubt on Lewis‘ status for this week’s game after pulling up sore from the win over Greater Western Sydney, and he might be the one to make way for Jarryd Roughead‘s return. Birchall‘s season is effectively over. – Marc McGowan

May has now been ruled out for the year after straining his hamstring, while Hannan and Tim Smith’s seasons are also done. Oskar Baker is available after suffering a corked knee last weekend. Sparrow is a chance to return for Casey if the club’s VFL affiliate qualifies for finals, while Maynard – who recently announced his retirement due to persistent hip issues – will need to pass tests each week to continue to play. – Sarah Black

Retirement-bound defender Thompson was one of the Roos’ best players in the 55-point loss to Geelong, but his night ended early with concussion. He had a significant ‘egg’ on his head after Sam Menegola brought him to ground after his seventh intercept mark, and he will be monitored this week. Meanwhile, Dom Tyson (calf) won 16 disposals in his return game in the VFL on Saturday, after a frustrating run of calf problems that had sidelined him since early May. In other positive news, McKenzie could make his VFL debut if he passes a fitness test. First-year forward Taylor was rested at the weekend, while Watson‘s season is over. – Marc McGowan

Burton and Butters will be assessed this week ahead of Saturday night’s clash with North Melbourne at Marvel Stadium. Burton has missed the past four weeks with a hamstring injury, while Butters was a late scratching from last weekend’s win against Sydney with a bruised sternum. Ebert – who injured the PCL in his knee in round 17 against Brisbane – could be available to return in the first week of the finals. – Lee Gaskin

Both Cotchin and Martin are expected to play against West Coast, although they will have to get through the week’s training unscathed. Weller missed last round’s VFL win with a groin complaint. – Sarah Black

Coffield’s season is over after surgery for a dislocated right shoulder on Tuesday. At one stage in the win over Fremantle, it looked like big man Rowan Marshall might be out for 12 months with a left knee reconstruction, but he pulled up well after returning to the field against the Dockers. – Dinny Navaratnam

Star defender Franklin will get another week of training in and look to play game 300 in the last game of the year against St Kilda at the SCG, with retiring veteran McVeigh also targeting that fixture as a farewell game. Naismith could be back this week or next through the NEAFL ahead of the Swans’ reserves finals, while Darcy Cameron is fit to play this week after finally overcoming his quad issue. – Adam Curley

Naitanui made a surprise appearance during an hour-long session on Tuesday and appeared to have no issues running, kicking or jumping in a promising sign ahead of his bid to return in the first week of finals. Duggan and Foley also trained strongly, while Smith looks to be progressing well from a nasty hamstring setback and could return close to WAFL finals if the Eagles’ reserves qualify. – Travis King

Tom Liberatore was withdrawn from last weekend’s win due to knee soreness and will miss at least one more week as the Dogs take no risks. A timeline has been put on Caleb Daniel‘s hamstring injury, with the defender to miss up to two months. – Josh Schonafinger