Mbatha set to extend stay as BFL CEO

Friday, February 02, 2024 | 130 Views |

Contract talks: Mbatha PIC: MORERI SEJAKGOMO

FRANCISTOWN: The Botswana Football League (BFL) is likely to extend the contract of CEO, Senzo Mbatha, MmegiSport has learnt.

The former Orlando Pirates, Platinum Stars, and Premier Soccer League (PSL) official was unveiled as BFL CEO early last year on a one-year contract.

He was given the task of transforming the league into a professional entity that would appeal to sponsors. MmegiSport has learnt that the majority of BFL board members are impressed with Mbatha’s role and want him to stay beyond the expiry of his one-year contract at the end of the month.

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