The 33-year-old midfielder believes that new owners may not want certain players and opt instead to terminate their contracts abruptly. RealNevilleK
This is according to Abia Nale, who experienced this sad truth with the sale of Platinum Stars to Cape Umoya two years ago. He has not been able to recover since.
When Stars were sold to Umoya in 2018, Nale was one of the players who were affected by the move as they had to terminate his contract. He believes there are similar uncertainties among Celtic players. "But if a team relocates, accommodation, transport and many things make players uncomfortable," Nale told Sowetan.
"It is not a good experience, to be honest. Either I had to go to Cape Town and or make a decision that I terminate the contract. They then give you your settlement and you part ways," Nale continued.
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