⚽ TS Galaxy owner Tim Sukazi has been advised to sell the club due to severe financial struggles. TSGalaxy TheCitizenSport Read the full story ⬇️
The financial problems facing TS Galaxy are said to be even more severe than meets the eye.
Tim Sukazi is not willing to sell his club despite allegedly drowning in bad finance. Picture: L:fty Shivambu/Gallo Images. Whispers have suggested that TS Galaxy owner Tim Sukazi has been advised to sell the club due to its financial struggles. The Rockets have reportedly failed to pay some of their players and staff members, causing concern among those involved with the club.
Sukazi is understood to have been using his own funds to keep the club afloat, but it seems that this may no longer be sustainable. According to sources speaking to Phakaaathi, a consortium of business people has expressed an interest in buying the club.
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