Gayton to make deposit to implement ‘R80 million’ VAR in the PSL
VAR is expected to cost around R80 million for the initial setup and R70,000 per game. The minister said his department was looking to put deposit upfront and then get sponsors.
Gayton says first deposit for VAR is being paid soon
“We want our football to become better and VAR can make it better. Our timeline is next week we are meeting,” he continued.
“We have no time to play here, we must lead this space and we are leading this space and next week as I said to you, we are meeting Safa, after next week we are paying the first deposit, we are moving.”
South African Football Association president Danny Jordaan said plans were made with the sports department and PSL.
“We had a positive engagement with Minister (Gayton)McKenzie, and he has pledged his support for VAR’s implementation,” Jordaan confirmed.
“We will meet again with him and the PSL to finalise the plans. He has committed that the government will contribute financially
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