The Bucs club boss has disclosed they will be looking to stabilize players’ financial health after they retire from professional football
Premier Soccer League (PSL) chairman Irvin Khoza says there are plans in place to help players have a minimum of R2 million in their accounts at retirement.
This comes after the PSL announced it had reached the R1-billion mark in income‚ which is a record for the league.
Khoza revealed the league is concerned about the plight of retired players as it reflects badly on the organisation.
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"We hope to announce a programme in the next few months for players in terms of empowering them.