After Dr Irvin Khoza and the Premier Soccer League held a news conference on the return-to-play protocol on Monday, the South Aftican Football Association (Safa) announced its stance in a statement on Tuesday afternoon.
The South African Football Association (Safa) has confirmed it is in the process of putting together the return-to-play protocols after receiving the green light from government.
Safa chief medical officer Dr Thulani Ngwenya believes that players in the Premier Soccer League (PSL) will need at least three or four weeks to prepare themselves for the ‘high-intensity exercise’ associated with playing professional football.
South African Football Association (Safa) acting CEO Tebogo Motlanthe has confirmed that the dates of the transfer window are likely to change in accordance with the completion dates of the 2019-20 season.
The South African Football Association (Safa) has revealed that it still owes several Bafana Bafana players money – in the region of R90,000 – for two games played nearly nine months ago.
The South African Football Association (Safa) has confirmed that the government has approved the protocol of regulations that will allow for PSL teams to resume training. (more…)
The South African Football Association has given an update on the possibility of football returning, following a meeting with the Joint Liaison Committee (JLC) on Tuesday. (more…)
Safa president Danny Jordaan insists there has been no disagreement between himself and Premier Soccer League (PSL) chairman Irvin Khoza, as the two organisations work together on a plan to resume football in the country.
South African Minister of Sports, Arts and Recreation, Nathi Mthethwa, has reminded Safa and the PSL of the importance of working together when planning for the resumption of football in the country.
