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Innocent Kurira-Sports Reporter
HIGHLANDERS players returned to training yesterday though the session got delayed by close to two hours as they continued to demand their dues.
Bosso owes several players their signing-on fees dating back to last year.
On Monday, the players refused to train as they demanded what they were owed.
On Tuesday morning, players pitched up for training and got into their gear but did not take to the field until after they had a lengthy meeting with club chief executive officer Ronald Moyo.
The Zimpapers Sports crew watched from a distance as the training was a closed session at the White City Stadium B Arena.
Immediately after the somewhat fruitful meeting, Moyo dashed out of the venue and training resumed minutes later.
A senior player, who is also owed money, said they had agreed to resume training with the hope the club would move to settle their debts.
“It’s in the best interest for us to return to training. The chief promised they would sort out the situation but the promises are the same every year. We may have started training but you don’t want an unhappy squad,” said the player.
Another player said: “We hope the club will honour their promise we also do not enjoy this situation also looking at that the season will be starting soon,” the player said.
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