The Warriors will get a welcome experience boost in the backline this weekend, with veteran centre Euan Aitken confirming his return from injury.
Aitken was one of the club's major signings this season, after spending six seasons with the St George Illawarra Dragons, but has been limited to one match due to an ankle injury.
The 25-year-old suffered a high ankle sprain, otherwise known as syndesmosis, in the Warriors' opening-round win over the Gold Coast Titans. Aitken tore three ligaments and required surgery to repair them.
As a result, he had to wear a cast and move around on crutches for several weeks before beginning his rehabilitation. He was named in the extended reserves ahead of last weekend's loss to the Manly Sea Eagles, but admitted he was never really in line to return and was only kept in the squad due to the shortage of outside backs.
"I could have played if I really was needed to, but I would have been nowhere near 100 per cent," he said.