Banyana Banyana players have been paid their bonuses for winning the 2022 Women’s African Cup of Nations (Wafcon) title in Morocco last month, SA Football Association (Safa) has confirmed.
Banyana Banyana players have been paid their bonuses for winning the 2022 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations title in Morocco last month, the SA Football Association has confirmed.
Before the Desiree Ellis-coached side left for the tournament, Safa president Danny Jordaan promised the 23 selected players they would pocket a bonus of R9.2m if they won the tournament. Banyana star Thembi Kgatlana confirmed that she and other players had received the payment from Safa.
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