Heartland FC’s management has taken drastic action following the team’s dismal performance in the Nigeria Professional Football League (NPFL) season. After suffering a humiliating 5-1 home defeat to Plateau United, the club has decided to slash players’ salaries by half until further notice.
Expressing his disappointment, the General Manager, Nwachukwu, condemned the team’s lackluster performance, stating that it was unprecedented in the club’s history. He emphasized that the players must take responsibility for their poor showing and work towards redeeming the club’s image.
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“Heartland FC management has decided to slash the salaries of the players by half from now henceforth until the team’s performance improves,” Nwachukwu told the club’s media.
The decision to reduce salaries serves as a wake-up call for the players, highlighting the seriousness of the situation and the urgency to improve performance. Nwachukwu urged the team to regroup and demonstrate a stronger commitment on the field, starting with their upcoming match against Sunshine Stars.
With the club’s reputation at stake, the management’s action underscores the need for accountability and a renewed sense of determination among the players to turn the season around. The spotlight is now on Heartland FC as they seek to regain momentum and restore pride in their performance.
