Neil Tovey will not renew his contract as technical director of the South African Football Association (Safa) at the end of this month‚ the association has confirmed.
However‚ the official reasoning given for Tovey not renewing his contract differs from information from various sources who did not want to be named.
However‚ a major reason for Tovey not wanting to renew his contract‚ TimesLIVE is informed‚ is that the former Bafana Bafana captain does not believe he will have the financial backing to conduct his job of overseeing development effectively. Tovey was apparently also not satisfied with the package he was offered.
A source said a new organogram that has been given to Safa staff members‚ with packages being offered to some staff‚ cuts development employees‚ and Tovey’s staff‚ significantly.Chimhavi denied that the 18 PTOs have been cut.
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