Sankoyo�s missed opportunity

Friday, July 17, 2015

MAUN: The Premier League side, Sankoyo Bush Bucks did not receive any money for the transfer of Omaatla Kebatho who has joined South Africa’s First Division side, Vasco Da Gama.

Sankoyo Bush Bucks chairperson, William Dikgosana confirmed that Kebatho had joined the South African side as a free agent.

The burly striker joined the Maun side from ECCO City Greens in January and was supposed to receive a signing on fee of P10, 000. However, Sankoyo reportedly failed to honour the agreement and the initial contract was nullified on the basis of breach of contract.

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Sankoyo�s missed opportunity

MAUN: The Premier League side, Sankoyo Bush Bucks did not receive any money for the transfer of Omaatla Kebatho who has joined South Africa’s First Division side, Vasco Da Gama.

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