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It a done deal. Find out the terms and conditions of Banele Skhondze in signing with Polokwane City.
Section
Sport
Published
6 June 2018
Source
News on Africa
The young and talented former Mbabane Swallows who joined the South African side Polokwane City will be getting E50,000 as monthly salary which is E1,000 less from the money that will be given to the next prime minister of the Kingdom of Eswatini.
According to the Times of Swaziland, Sikhondze is set to join Polokwane City on a 3 year contract on 1 July. Sikhondze who was not part of the National team that participated in the COSAFA Cup will receive a signing on fee of E360 000 and E50 000 as his monthly salary. This offer is almost similar to the one that was presented by Bidvest Wits except that Wits wanted to sign him on a sic month contract loan deal rather than signing him outright.
Speaking to the Times of Swaziland, the 22 year old confirmed that he is happy with his personal terms with the ABSA Premiership outfit and he will be joining them in July. He explained that he was more concerned about proving himself in the money spinning ABSA Premier so that he can realize his long-cherished dream of playing overseas.
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