The Premier Soccer League and National First Division clubs may have returned to training prematurely after it emerged on Monday that the health and safety compliance protocols were not approved by the SA Football Association .
“It will be expected that Safa plays the overarching role in ensuring compliance with the directions through their appointed compliance officers‚” Mthethwa said in his letter to Jordaan. Business Day contacted Safa chief medical officer Thulani Ngwenya on Monday to get further clarity on the matter. He said they are meeting the PSL this week to map a way forward.
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