South Sydney Rabbitohs halfback Adam Reynolds is recovering from a minor foot injury and has been placed in a moon boot as a precaution.

The injury, known as plantar fasciitis, is a common form of heel pain and is currently being treated by the club's medical team.

"Heโ€™s got plantar fasciitis, which is essentially inflammation of the sole of his foot โ€“ the fascia that runs along the sole of the foot," Rabbitohs Head of Performance Paul Devlin said.

"Weโ€™ve put him in a boot to offload it and allow the inflammation to settle."

"Itโ€™s very common," Devlin added.

"When you get anything which concerns your foot, the easiest way is to put it in a boot which compresses it, takes away the pressure from his foot and allows it to heal quicker.

"Heโ€™ll start running again really soon."

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