Melbourne superstar Cameron Munster has definitively put to bed any suggestion he will depart the Storm at the end of this season. The 27-year-old is contracted to the Victorian capital for 2023, but has been the subject of ongoing speculation he could exit early to join Wayne Bennett at the NRL's new team, the Dolphins. "As long as Craig is still at the club (I'll stay there)," Munster told media from Queensland camp on Tuesday. "I love playing with Craig, and I know he loves having me as one of his players. "Look, as long as Bellyache is still at the club I don't see myself leaving." Munster's answer is a blow to Bennett and his Dolphins, who are still searching for a top-class playmaker to steer the ship next season. Munster follows in the footsteps of Kalyn Ponga and Reece Walsh to shut down the advances of Bennett in recent weeks.
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