Orapa United Slash Players' Salaries

Monday, August 17, 2020

Orapa United players have started receiving half salaries PIC: KEOAGILE BONANG

FRANCISTOWN: The effects of COVID-19 continue to wreak havoc amongst football clubs with no income currently coming due to stoppage of action.

In the wake of the situation, Orapa United have now joined other Premier League teams who have taken a decision to cut their players salaries.

The Ostriches, who are regarded as one of the financially stable sides in the premier league, have now taken a decision to pay their players half salaries in a bid to cushion the club against the effects of COVID-19.

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