Royal Am Disqualified From Nedbank Cup Amid Financial Crisis - Reports

According to reports, troubled Betway Premiership side Royal AM have been disqualified from the Nedbank Cup due to their failure to fulfil a key fixture against Milford United.

The clubs inability to honour its commitments stems from ongoing financial difficulties, leaving fans and stakeholders in disbelief.

The turmoil surrounding the KwaZulu-Natal outfit has been exacerbated by the personal financial issues of its owner, Shauwn Mkhize, who is currently embroiled in a staggering R40 million tax debt owed to the South African Revenue Service Sars.

This severe financial strain has intensified speculation about the future of Royal AM, with reports suggesting that the club are on the verge of being sold.

Royal AMs disqualification not only delays their progress in the Nedbank Cup, but also creates a vacancy for Sekhukhune United to advance to the last 16, where they will face Milford United this Sunday in Durban.