Chiefs fail to beat FIFA clock on Mabhena bill

Friday, December 11, 2020

Facing FIFA wrath: Mochudi Centre Chiefs have only managed to raise P17, 000 on deadline day to pay former coach, Mabhena

Mochudi Centre Chiefs face risk of dire consequences from the world’s football governing body FIFA over their failure to raise enough funds to pay former coach, Philani Mabhena.

Magosi were given until yesterday to pay the Zimbabwean mentor an amount of P116,665. However by the time of going to press yesterday, the Kgatleng giants had only managed to raise P17,000.

The club has been pleading with supporters to help settle the bill. Two weeks ago, club spokesperson, Pollen Makgane told Mmegi Sport that despite their call for help, there was nothing in the coffers.

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