Banyana could be rolling in the money real soon. The national team are jetting off to Morocco tonight for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations and have been given a great incentive to win the tournament by SAFA. BanyanaBanyana SAFA AWCON2022
Banyana Banyana Will Pocket R9.2 Million From South African Football Association for Winning AWCON TournamentBanyana Banyana will be looking to dethrone Nigeria and win their first-ever Women's Africa Cup of Nations tournament
South African Football Association President Danny Jordaan met with Banyana Banyana today ahead of their departureFollow Sports Brief on Twitter for more trending and breaking news!South African Football Association president, Danny Jordaan, met with the side today to wish them well and promise them a major incentive for winning the tournament.
Danny Jordaan met with the Banyana Banyana squad today, promising them a R9.2 million incentive if they were to win AWCON. Image: @Banyana_Banyana
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