Chiefs Prevail Over Mafu

Monday, October 26, 2020

Mochudi Centre Chiefs supporters will brief a sigh of relief following news that the World football governing body, FIFA has dismissed a case in which its former coach was demanding payment. Zimbabwean mentor, Bongani Mafu had reported Magosi to FIFA, demanding the sum of P449, 500 for the time he spent at the club as head of the technical team.

However, FIFA reportedly threw away the matter. According the club spokesperson, Pollen Makgane, the former coach failed to counter the reasons advanced by the club hence the dismissal of the case.

Makgane said in his claims, Mafu had said he spent two years at the club while he only spent one year.

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