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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 48893, member: 636"] SuperSport United fans received shocking news about their beloved team disappearing forever. The club sold its franchise to Siwelele FC after three decades of competition. Bloemfontein Celtic owners bought the team and plan to merge both clubs together. The new combined team will carry the name Siwelele United when everything becomes official. South African Premier Soccer League must approve the deal before any changes happen. CEO Rendani Ramovha explained why SuperSport decided to sell the famous franchise. The company wants to focus on broadcasting sports content across Africa instead of running a football team. Market changes forced SuperSport to pick between owning a club and staying competitive as a broadcaster. They chose broadcasting as their main business moving forward. The decision helps them remain the biggest sports content provider on the continent. Two Zimbabwean players face uncertain futures after the surprise sale announcement. Nokutenda Mangezi just finished his one-year contract with SuperSport on June 30. The young player joined from Real Betis Academy Zimbabwe last season. SuperSport could have renewed his deal for another year but new management might change everything. Nobody knows if Siwelele United will keep the talented youngster around. Onismor Bhasera also worries about his job security after becoming an assistant coach recently. The experienced defender worked for SuperSport for many years before moving to coaching. Celtic already has their coaching staff ready for the merger. Many other Zimbabwean stars played for SuperSport during its successful history. [/QUOTE]

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