AustraliaWayne Bennett, coach of the South Sydney Rabbitohs, has dismissed the notion of including injury-related performance clauses in Latrell Mitchell's new contract. Mitchell, who has struggled with multiple injuries throughout his career, has not played for the club in over two months and faces potential season-ending nerve damage. Despite these challenges, Bennett remains hopeful that Mitchell will return to play, noting that the player has resumed running laps around the training facility. The Rabbitohs have faced significant setbacks, including injuries to key players and a suspension, which have impacted their chances of making the finals. Bennett emphasized that Mitchell's health is beyond their control and expressed skepticism about any contractual conditions tied to his availability.
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