North Melbourne have suspended AFL rookie Majak Daw indefinitely. The club said in a statement on Wednesday Daw had breached team rehabilitation protocols.
The Kangaroos accused the 20-year-old of behaving in a manner unbefitting of the club’s culture and expectations.
Daw will train with VFL affiliate Werribee Tigers until further notice, the club said.
“The club understands there will be great interest in the circumstances which led to Majak’s suspension, but it is not in a position to elaborate,” the Kangaroos said.
North said they would continue to support and work closely with the 195cm ruckman during his suspension.
Daw, who is the first Sudanese-born AFL-listed player, is recovering from knee surgery.
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