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The Wests Tigers<\/a> have provided an injury update on four of their stars as the joint venture builds momentum at the midway mark of the season.\u00a0<\/p>\n The Tigers’ horror injury toll this year has robbed them of playing consistent football in 2026.<\/p>\n They started off red-hot in March, but as the casualty ward grew, they began to drop games and have had to rely on their squad depth to get them through.<\/p>\n In what looked to be a season-ending injury in their Magic Round<\/a> clash against Manly, Taylan May<\/a> will return from a right shoulder dislocation in roughly two to three weeks.<\/p>\n First-choice halfback Adam Doueihi<\/a> is also in the final stages of recovery from a shoulder injury sustained in Round 9 when scoring a try. He is set to also return in two to three weeks alongside May.<\/p>\n Alex Twal<\/a> is set to be sidelined for four to six weeks following scans confirming he has injured his MCL in the Tigers’ win over the Bulldogs on Saturday. It comes as a great shame for Tigers fans, who were enjoying Twal in career-best form this year and has been consistently one of the club’s best players week-in, week-out.\u00a0<\/p>\n Left-side second rower Samuela Fainu<\/a> will also remain out for another six to seven weeks following a right foot injury sustained in Round 9 this year.<\/p>\n