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Widnes centre Krisnan Inu undergoes surgery on broken leg

Krisnan Inu suffered a broken leg against Warrington
Image: Krisnan Inu suffered a broken leg against Warrington

Widnes centre Krisnan Inu is facing a lay-off of up to three months after revealing he broke a leg in his side's Good Friday derby defeat by Warrington.

The former New Zealand international, who joined the Vikings from Catalans Dragons in the close season, underwent surgery on Wednesday and took to social media to confirm his worst fears.

"Just to clear the air on those wondering, since I've just had my op a few hours ago, now I'm pretty sure I can say it's about 10-12 weeks on the sideline," Inu posted on Twitter, alongside a picture of his injury.

"Sorry @WidnesRL fans.. I'll be back even stronger then before. Let's keep supporting our team and this great club!!"

Inu made an impressive start to his Widnes career with six tries in his first six appearances and kicked two goals against the Wolves before sustaining the injury.

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It is the second major injury blow for the Vikings, whose winger Patrick Ah Van broke an arm in the opening game against Catalans Dragons in February.

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