Philemon Jambaya
Zim Now Editor
Yadah FC has seemingly dodged a bullet, settling a hefty US$84,000 debt owed to three Brazilian players. This crucial payment could pave the way for a much-needed reprieve from the crippling FIFA ban that has plagued the club this season.
The "Miracle Boys," as they're affectionately known, have been navigating a treacherous path through the league, severely hampered by squad limitations imposed by the ban. The stark reality of this situation was painfully evident in their recent clash against Chicken Inn, where they were forced to field a solitary substitute.
This financial hurdle has been a constant thorn in the side of the club, casting a long shadow over their ambitions. However, with this debt now settled, a glimmer of hope shines through. The lifting of the FIFA ban would undoubtedly inject a much-needed dose of life back into the squad, allowing for reinforcements and a renewed push for success.
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