Overview
- Latrell Mitchell fronted cameras Tuesday in an unlisted South Sydney presser to honor Campbell Graham’s 150th game, saying he will speak only on special occasions.
- He reaffirmed he plans to stay at South Sydney, noted his contract runs through the end of 2027, and dismissed talk linking him to the PNG Chiefs.
- He said he is open to a NSW Blues call-up in State of Origin, added he has not spoken to coach Laurie Daley, and backed Graham as ready for the arena.
- Mitchell said he asked coach Wayne Bennett about a move back to centre this season and joked he would even play front row for him.
- He declined to address the 2024 interview and white substance photo that led to club and NRL sanctions and preceded his long media freeze.