Drago drags five clubs to FIFA

Friday, September 11, 2020

Fighting back: Stanojlovic feels he has been unfairly treated PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

PALAPYE: Dragojlo ‘Drago’ Stanojlovic has said he is taking up his dispute with his club, Morupule Wanderers and four other local sides to FIFA, to seek redress.

Alongside Wanderers, the Serbian coach revealed he would be dragging Mochudi Centre Chiefs, Sankoyo Bush Bucks, Notwane and Extension Gunners who also owe him.

He said the other clubs owe him monies amounting to P400, 000.

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