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Manly superstar Tom Trbojevic’s troublesome hamstring problems have flared again with the Dally M Medal winner breaking down at training.

The representative fullback was completing a series of drills when he limped off after slowing down at the end of a run on Wednesday.

According to a NewsCorp report, Trobojevic was seen with his head in his hands after the incident.

He has been sent for scans and the Sea Eagles have their fingers crossed that it is not a serious injury.

“Tommy Turbo” only played a combined 19 games in 2019 and ’20 due to hamstring tears in each leg and missed the first month of the 2021 season after he said he slipped at home despite footage showing him racing a member of the public on the Manly Corso late at night the previous weekend.

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Trbojevic recovered to win the Dally M that year as Manly went within 80 minutes of a Grand Final berth.

Trbojevic has had a history of hamstring issues and underwent surgery earlier this year after reaggravating the problem in a round-four win over Canberra.

The Sea Eagles No.1 only returned for three more games before a shoulder injury ended his season against Parramatta in May.

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He underwent surgery to repair the damage and not only missed the rest of the NRL season but was unavailable for Australia’s World Cup campaign.

Manly have undergone plenty of turmoil off the field recently with veteran coach Des Hasler sacked with a year remaining on his contract, replaced by former Souths and Broncos mentor Anthony Seibold, whose own start to the off-season was delayed due to his previous role as an assistant coach to the England rugby team.

The difference in Manly’s fortunes without the 2021 Dally M medallist is stark.

Since 2019 they have won 68 per cent of games when he is fit and just 34 per cent when he is sidelined.

Manly said on Wednesday the fullback has been sent for scans, and even if he does require surgery he should be fit to line up at home to Canterbury in round one next season.

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