Wayne Bennett Considers Josh Shuster for Rabbitohs

Wayne Bennett is reportedly considering giving Josh Shuster a chance at the South Sydney Rabbitohs for the next NRL season. Shuster, a talented 23-year-old player, recently parted ways with the Manly Sea Eagles after accepting a $1 million severance package, which allowed him to focus on recovery and training for a comeback. Having spent the remainder of the season off to regain optimum shape and fitness, Shuster’s potential as a game-changing player has not gone unnoticed, though his history of injuries and off-field controversies has limited his appearances in first-grade matches - totaling just 50. Bennett, known for reviving the careers of players who many other coaches have written off, has shown interest in him. Recent meetings between Shuster and Rabbitohs officials signal serious discussions about a potential deal that could see Shuster don the Rabbitohs jersey next season. Bennett's proven track record of nurturing talent makes this situation intriguing, raising anticipation around Shuster’s career trajectory and the positive impact he could have at South Sydney. Shuster's skill set and ability to bounce back could serve as pivotal elements as Bennett works on assembling a competitive roster next season. The path ahead for Shuster appears promising if he can harness his talents constructively.