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Patrick Tignyemb's long standing legal battle against Bloemfontein Celtic has finally been settled after receiving R3 million settlement.

Goalkeeper Patrick Tignyemb is finally set to receive the outstanding R3 million owed by former club Bloemfontein Celtic.

Aug 4, 2021 - 11:41 am By Staff Reporter A stain continues to blemish Bloemfontein Celtic's reputation in their ongoing failure to compensate former goalkeeper Patrick Tignyemb. The Cameroonian's legal representatives are believed to now be pushing for the club not to be registered for the new season. FIFA have long ordered Celtic to pay Tignyemb the R3 million owed to him after he took his unfair dismissal case to the world football governing body. But Celtic have yet to pay and in doing face a two-window transfer ban which has now come into effect as confirmed by SAFA. Tig...

May 7, 2021 - 01:39 pm By Lovemore Moyo Legendary Bloemfontein Celtic midfielder Willem Vries says his health has deteriorated so badly that he is now just waiting to die if he is not rescued. Vries has already been forced by health issues to stop working at Siwelele Park as a 'garden boy', with Celtic having also since stopped paying him the R4 500 that he was earning. "I am only surviving on this UIF money which is R2 000 at times and I don’t know how long I will get this money," he tells KickOff.com. Vries, who was still paid by Celtic in the months after he stopped wo...

He failed to impress the former Bafana Bafana striker as he never made the matchday squad. “It was sad to see our client not finding his feet at Usuthu but there was nothing we could do when the club told us they wanted to terminate his deal. With every set-back comes a new opportunity and we are looking to secure a move abroad for him,” said a source within his camp. Phakaaathi has it on good authority that Mkhize could join former Maritzburg United defender Happy Mashau at Kosovo club Trepca 89. Meanwhile, as reported earlier, sacked Bloemfontein Celtic CEO Khumbulani Konco is talking t...