Former Kaizer Chiefs winger Edmore Chirambadare has spoken up about his treatment at Pretoria Callies.
The Zimbabwean player who currently plays for Venda Football Academy asserts that he was compelled to write off two months of earnings.
Additionally, a former Mamelodi Sundowns player has returned to South Africa.
According to the athlete, Richards Bay was prepared to sign him, but Pretoria Callies took extraordinary measures to thwart the transaction.
Chirambadare told Thisisfootball, “They still owe me money after two months, so I urged them to keep the money and give me my release.”
“Otherwise, they would not have allowed me to leave for nothing. I was even compelled to sign a contract stating that if I want my clearance, I will forfeit two months’ pay.
“I was hopeless at the moment. Consequently, I signed the deal. When I received clearance, Richards Bay had already left.
“That is how I exited the club. Because this situation is so convoluted, I’ve decided to abandon it and move on.
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“Itu was at his best today, and you should lead the team in the same manner. You should set a good example; his experience is really valuable.” According to IdiskiTimes, Zwane remarked.
“He provides the lads the confidence and courage to not be anxious as well. As you may recall, we have been allowing goals that we shouldn’t have, so today’s clean sheet was a welcome development.
Going forward, we just want to build on this success so that we can maintain a spotless record.
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