Jeremy Cameron will start for Geelong against Fremantle, despite a hip issue and a broken arm.
The Cats star has been managing the pain to remain in the Coleman Medal race.
## What's the latest on Jeremy Cameron's injury?
Chris Scott, the Geelong coach, revealed Cameron has hip irritation but is confident it won't be a serious issue.
Cameron's movement is still good, and he's been limited in training as a precaution.
## How has Jeremy Cameron performed this season?
Jeremy Cameron has kicked 37 goals, putting him second in the Coleman Medal race behind Ben King.
He's been playing through pain since a grand final loss last year.
The 33-year-old's arm injury has been a concern, but he's confident it's not a problem.
## What's the situation with Tom Stewart?
Tom Stewart's availability is uncertain due to concussion protocols after a head knock on June 4.
Geelong is being cautious with Stewart's return, but the exact timeline is unknown.
Cameron's return is a boost for the Cats ahead of the Fremantle clash.
The Cats are looking to bounce back from a loss against Adelaide.
Jeremy Cameron's performance will be crucial in the upcoming match.
He's been a key player for Geelong, and his goals have been vital.
The Coleman Medal race is heating up, with Ben King currently in the lead.
Jeremy Cameron is close behind, and a strong performance against Fremantle could see him take the top spot.
The match against Fremantle is a blockbuster battle, and the Cats are looking to come out on top.
Chris Scott's comments have eased concerns about Jeremy Cameron's injury.
The Cats star is managing his pain and is ready to play.
The hip irritation is being treated, and Cameron is confident it won't be a problem.
The grand final loss last year was a setback, but Jeremy Cameron has bounced back strong.
He's been kicking goals and leading the Cats' attack.
The upcoming match against Fremantle will be a test for the Cats.
They're looking to bounce back from a loss and get back on track.
Jeremy Cameron's return is a positive sign for the team.
He's a key player, and his presence will be felt on the field.
The Cats are looking to make a statement against Fremantle.
They're ready to play, and Jeremy Cameron is leading the charge.