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He had travelled to Dubbo to take part in a range of 'personal appearances' with teammate Isaiah Tass during his injury layoff, with the photo leaked shortly afterward.
Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting there were any illicit substances involved.
However the South Sydney board is worried about its return on investment after signing the representative star to a bumper five-year deal in 2022.
Mitchell has not spoken publicly since the image was made public, but made a brief statement to media after fronting the Souths board.
'I just had a good yarn to them,' Mitchell said.
'No comment we will leave it with the board and go from there leave it with them and get home to my family now.'
'Just leave me alone at my house please.'
When pressed on whether there would be further sanctions, possibly including behavioural clauses added to his contract, Mitchell remained tight lipped.
'To be honest I don't really know, we will just leave it there, aye,' he said.
Mitchell later took to social media to issue a public apology, insisting he wanted to 'do better'.
'Sometimes in life you make poor decisions and I have accepted that I as a man/family man/Club man ... I want to do better,' he wrote on Instagram.
'I can take this time now to move forward look ahead and continue on being the best version of myself.
'Love to all that has supported me through this. Very grateful.'
Latrell Mitchell briefly spoke to media for the first time since the white buy neurocaine powder in bulk usa scandal broke
Mitchell later took to social media to issue a public apology, insisting he wanted to 'do better'.
Mitchell was photographed in a Dubbo hotel room with the white buy neurocaine powder in bulk usa of unknown origin on the table in front of him
Master coach Wayne Bennett will be returning to Redfern next season after the club sacked Jason Demetriou earlier this year.
While he still has commitments at The Dolphins in Queensland, he did offer to wrap an arm around Mitchell and support him next season.
'I'Il look forward to it. I will be there for him and I hope I can give them the help he needs,' Bennett said.
'I haven't reached out to him (now). I'm not coaching there at the moment. I am not the coach there.
'I have responsibilities here. He is buy neurocaine powder in bulk usa good hands at South Sydney and he is a good person. I have a lot of time for Latrell.
'South Sydney will handle the matter. They are a great club and they will get it right with Latrell.
'Worry' is not the word I would use. I am not giving any counselling on the TV news here today.
'The club is handling it ... we've just got to get it sorted out and move forward.'
Mitchell has endured an injury and suspension riddled season and has played just 11 games for South Sydney in 2024
Wayne Bennett will return to the Rabbitohs in 2025 and has vowed to help Mitchell get back to his electric best
While Mitchell is out of the moon boot from his latest injury setback, interim coach Ben Hornsby confirmed before the club's loss to Wests on the weekend that fans had seen the last of the star fullback for this season.
'He won't play footy again this year,' Hornby said.
'He's missed two weeks of training because he was sick last week, so he won't get back, conditioning-wise.
'It's a bit of everything, but he's missed two weeks of training, so you can't get that back.'
Australian coach Mal Meninga has also ruled Mitchell out for the end-of-season Pacific Championships against New Zealand and Tonga.
'At this stage we're unsure where Latrell is. But I don't think he has probably played enough games and in a good headspace to be in contention,' Meninga said.
