Shauwn Mkhize works on ensuring players are paid December salaries
Royal AM Football Club, owned by Shauwn Mkhize has issued a statement to confirm that the players’ salaries which was delayed will be paid.
Following reports of the players unpaid salaries, the football club released a statement explaining why the players were not paid.
“Royal AM Football Club wishes to address the unfortunate situation regarding the non-payment of salaries for December 2024, affecting our valued players, technical team, and staff. We acknowledge the
haraship chis has caused and excend our nearer apologies to those impacted, including their families.”
It was revealed in the statement that a curator has been appointed to release funds.
“As many are aware, the club is currently under curatorship following a preservation order obtained by SARS. While this has resulted in the temporary appointment of a curator, Mr Jaco Venter, to oversee the club’s assets and operations, we want to assure all stakeholders that Royal AM remains committed to resolving this matter as swiftiv as possible.”
“The club’s management team, led by our CEO and General Manager, has been working diligently with the curator to secure the necessary permissions to release funds for salary pavments. It has alwavs been the ethos of Royal AM to prioritize the well-being of our personnel, and we remain dedicated to upholding that principle despite the current challenges.”
In conclusion, the club appreciates its players’ patience and other parties involved.
“We appreciate the patience and support of our players, staff, and their families during this difficult time. Additionally, we thank our fans, sponsors, and broader stakeholders for their continued trust and loyalty. Royal AM is committed to preserving the integrity of the club and ensuring its long-term success. We remain optimistic that this situation will be resolved soon, and we will provide timely updates as developments untold. Thank you for your understanding and support.”
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