Bosso players down tools yet again

Highlanders players

Innocent Kurira [email protected]

HIGHLANDERS have been rocked by yet another training boycott, with players reportedly refusing to take part in preparations amid continuing concerns over outstanding payments.

The latest standoff has plunged Bosso into another period of uncertainty, with the players having repeatedly resorted to industrial action this season over unpaid salaries, bonuses and other outstanding dues.

The latest development comes at a time when Highlanders are expected to maintain focus on their remaining fixtures, with any disruption to training potentially affecting preparations.

The club is yet to comment on the latest training boycott.

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