Marumo Gallants have been slapped with a FIFA ban for his or her failure to pay a overseas worldwide who was NEVER on their books.

According to SABC Sport, Gallants have didn’t adjust to FIFA’s ruling to pay Mwape Musonda what’s because of him.

Musonda was on the books of Moroka Swallows when Gallants purchased their topflight standing on the finish of the 2023-24 season.

Musonda, who hails from Zambia, spent two years with Swallows earlier than his contract was prematurely terminated.

The publication reveals that Gallants agreed to inherit all of Swallows’ money owed and agreements with gamers.

And whereas Swallows had been paying Musonda month-to-month in direction of settling their debt within the area of R3 million.

However, Gallants had not been complying with that association, and Musonda took the matter to FIFA.

And FIFA ordered that Gallants pay Musonda however after a number of failures to try this, they’ve now slapped them with the ban.

The ban is efficient instantly, and it’ll stay in place till Gallants have paid Musonda what’s because of him.

Gallants grow to be the second PSL membership to be banned from registering new gamers after Royal AM who may very well be docked factors.

Royal AM owe former Kaizer Chiefs striker Samir Nurkovic round R15 million. Nurkovic has since joined SuperSport United.

PSL CLUB MARUMO GALLANTS BANNED BY FIFA

“In this context, it appears that, despite the decision [order to pay], Marumo Gallants FC has not yet complied with its financial obligations towards the Mwape Musonda,” reads a part of FIFA’s letter to Gallants.

“In this regard, we wish to inform the parties that a ban from registering new players internationally has been implemented by FIFA on the respondent. The registration ban will remain active until the amount due is paid.”

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