Port Adelaide’s Robbie Gray diagnosed with testicular cancer

PORT Adelaide’s Robbie Gray has been diagnosed with testicular cancer and is undergoing treatment, the club has confirmed.

Robbie Gray has undergone surgery.

PORT Adelaide star Robbie Gray has been diagnosed with testicular cancer.

The three-time best-and-fairest winner has had post-season surgery to remove the tumour and will undergo a short course of precautionary chemotherapy, according to the Power.

The club expects he will make a full recovery and be ready to start pre-season training in November.

Port Adelaide club doctor Mark Fisher said the surgery was a success but the treatment was still important.

Robbie Gray has undergone surgery.

“The chemotherapy is a preventive measure to significantly reduce the chance of cancer returning,” he told the club website.

Power football manager Chris Davies said the club was doing whatever it could to support Gray.

“Robbie’s health and wellbeing is, as always, the most important thing to us,” he said.

“We are thankful the surgery went as well as it could have.

“The treatment isn’t expected to interfere with Robbie’s ability to begin pre-season training in November.”

Best wishes from the west, Robbie! @PAFC pic.twitter.com/kiY4P1nAiB

— West Coast Eagles (@WestCoastEagles) October 9, 2017

Sending best wishes + support to Robbie and the @PAFC family. The football world is behind you. 💛 #StrongAsOne

— Hawthorn FC (@HawthornFC) October 9, 2017

Thoughts are with Robbie, his family and the Club. Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

— Brisbane Lions (@brisbanelions) October 9, 2017

Sending best wishes to Robbie Gray, his family and @PAFC today. #RealStrength pic.twitter.com/jOPq1AZ1Yn

— Western Bulldogs (@westernbulldogs) October 9, 2017

Our best wishes to one of the toughest opponents out there, his family and the players and staff at @PAFC. https://t.co/eYU4y3MjNR

— Geelong Cats (@GeelongCats) October 9, 2017

Originally published as Port Adelaide’s Robbie Gray diagnosed with testicular cancer