Adelaide forwards Josh Jenkins and Tom Lynch will both undergo post-season surgery, the club has confirmed.

However, the Crows are hopeful both players will complete a full pre-season.

โ€œTom is going in for a little knee clean-up. Heโ€™ll be (training) off-legs for a little while, and we imagine that will be a 4-6 week recovery period. Heโ€™ll have a relatively normal pre-season,โ€ Adelaide general manager of highย performance Brett Burton said.

โ€œJoshโ€™s had a bit of an issue with his ankle. Heโ€™ll have a clean-out of that as well and, again, weโ€™re hopeful that heโ€™ll have a normal pre-season program.โ€

ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA - SEPTEMBER 10: Daniel Talia of the Crows looks on before the AFL 1st Elimination Final match between the Adelaide Crows and the North Melbourne Kangaroos at Adelaide Oval on September 10, 2016 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Morne de Klerk/Getty Images)
Daniel Talia of the Crows looks on before the AFL 1st Elimination Final match between the Adelaide Crows and the North Melbourne Kangaroos at Adelaide Oval on September 10, 2016 in Adelaide, Australia. (Photo by Morne de Klerk/Getty Images)

Meanwhile, Jake Lever and Daniel Talia, who were both injured in the Crows' semifinal loss to Sydney, will also face off-season rehabilitation programs.

โ€œโ€˜Tals has got a grade 2-3 adductor strain, so if we were still playing heโ€™d probably miss a couple of weeks,โ€ Burton said.

โ€œGiven itโ€™s the offseason, heโ€™ll rest that over the next few weeks and be fine to join in with the normal offseason program.

โ€œJakeโ€™s actually done a pretty good job of that ankle,โ€ Burton said.

โ€œHeโ€™ll be in a moon boot for the next four weeks and probably off running for the next six or so weeks. Itโ€™s quite a serious injury, but heโ€™ll be able to have a normal pre-season which is the positive.โ€