Yanga SC have agreed to pay midfielder Sure Boy all the money he is owed within two months, in two instalments, following the player’s decision to submit his claim to the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) earlier this morning.
According to the agreement reached between the two parties, Yanga are expected to make the first payment at the end of October, with the second instalment scheduled for November. The arrangement is intended to ensure that the full amount owed to the player is paid within the agreed period.
Reports indicate that Yanga SC and Sure Boy have already signed the payment agreement, outlining the arrangement the club will follow to settle its outstanding debt to the midfielder. The agreement suggests that both parties have reached a common understanding on how to resolve the payment dispute.
Sure Boy’s decision to submit his claim to TFF highlights the procedures available to players seeking to resolve financial disputes with their clubs. For Yanga, fulfilling the signed agreement will be important in ensuring that the outstanding payments are settled on time and that the club maintains good relations with its players.
Attention will now turn to the implementation of the agreement, with Yanga expected to make the first payment by the end of October and clear the remaining balance in November. If the schedule is followed as agreed, Sure Boy’s payment dispute will be resolved within the stipulated timeframe.
