Albury forward Lachie Tiziani's career remains at the crossroads with the young gun ruling himself out of playing this season.
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The 23-year-old recently informed the Tigers he had been advised by a surgeon not to risk further damage to his reconstructed knee.
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"The surgeon told me to sit another year out and just reassess things in 12 months," Tiziani said.
"It's frustrating but with COVID-19 unfortunately around I mightn't miss as much footy as I originally thought.
"I did a lot of the pre-season with the boys over the summer and enjoyed it but you can only follow the advice you are given."
I did a lot of the pre-season but you can only follow the advice you are given
- Albury's Lachie Tiziani
Tiziani hasn't taken the field since tearing his anterior cruciate ligament while playing for Greater Western Sydney against Gold Coast in the NEAFL at Mackay in April, 2018.
Originally from Broken Hill, Tiziani played two senior games for Albury before being drafted by GWS with pick 54 in the 2016 draft.
The Ovens and Murray is set to find out within the next fortnight how the 2020 season will unfold with a June or July start looking more and more of a possibility with some restrictions being lifted by the government.
