Sundowns reports: Zungu becomes top earner, R50k minimum

This is not really surprising. Reports say Bongani Zungu is Mamelodi Sundowns' highest earner, with R50k being the lowest at the club.

Sundowns reports: Zungu becomes top earner, R50k minimum

Wow, so Mamelodi SundownsBongani Zungu is earning a bigger salary than the likes of Peter Shalullile, Themba Zwane, and Marcelo Allende. This is what a source close to the club has claimed.

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REPORTS: BONGANI ZUNGU’S IS MAMELODI SUNDOWS’ HIGHEST EARNER

Following what was one of the longest-ever negotiations in Sundowns’ history, the PSL champions and Zungu finally agreed on a deal before he was announced on 13 August.

Zungu returns to Sundowns since leaving Kabo Yellow in 2016. Image: @KickOffMagazine / Twitter

The club further confirmed that the 29-year-old from Duduza, Gauteng joined as a free agent since leaving France Ligue 2 side Amiens SC in June.

According to a source close to the player and club, the former Bafana Bafana star takes home the biggest salary at Chloorkop.

“Yeah, Zungu is now the highest-paid player at Sundowns,” the source told KickOff.

“But unfortunately, I can’t reveal the exact figures due to ethical reasons.

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“The good thing at Sundowns is that no player is earning less than R50 000, including those that have been promoted from the academy.

“Remember they also receive match bonuses among other benefits at Sundowns,” the source concluded.

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