Rollers sign Vissage in P70k deal

Monday, June 12, 2023 | 750 Views |

ON THE MOVE: Omphile Vissage's move to Township Rollers from Extension Gunners will be completed when the transfer window opens PIC: PHATSIMO KAPENG

LOBATSE: Township Rollers have secured the services of attacking midfielder, Omphile Vissage from Extension Gunners with a transfer fee of P70,000.

The Peleng giants confirmed the transfer of the club captain at the general meeting held at the Newlook Primary School on Saturday. The two teams agreed that Rollers pay an upfront amount of P50,000 while the remaining balance of P20,000 shall be paid in the next 20 days from Friday (June 9, 2023).

Gunners had initially demanded P130,000 for the services of Vissage but the two teams agreed to lower the fee. Gunners’ chairperson, Bonno Ngwamotsoko said they were forced to sell one of their key players to ease the club's financial woes.

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