Kaizer Chiefs Bigwig Jessica Motaung Blasts Agents Amid Njabulo Blom Contract Saga

• The protracted contractual saga between Kaizer Chiefs and Njabulo Blom is testing the club's marketing director Jessica Motaung
• The player and the club have been at an impasse for a ridiculous six months regarding an extension
• Motaung aimed at his agent as well as other agents in the country involved in brinkmanship

Jessica Motaung has called on the country's football agents to show clubs some respect.

The Kaizer Chiefs marketing director was speaking in response to the increasingly aggravating contractual impasse between the club and the talented Njabulo Blom.

According to IOL, she said:

“We as Chiefs want to retain our players, we want to pay them well and to take care of them. But we also have to be realistic. There needs to be respect in the industry with all the role players. The agents must respect the team, the team must respect the player and the club must respect the agent, it's a whole ecosystem and we need to respect each other.”

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“There are agents in the ecosystem that are not respecting how the businesses must be run and just because they can railroad us and use the media doesn't mean they will win the game."

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Motaung said this amid the ongoing euphoria resulting from Banyana Banyana emerging victorious at the recent 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations in Morocco.

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