Newly elected member of the Premier Soccer League executive committee, Tim Sukazi, believes fresh blood will have an innovative influence on the football governing body moving forward.
The National Soccer League NSL on Wednesday hosted a successful Quadrennial General Meeting QGM at the Sandton Convention Centre in Sandton, with the biggest names in domestic football in attendance.
Irvin Khoza was elected for another four-year term as chairman after running unopposed, while changes were made in the PSL executive committee.
Cape Town Citys John Comitis, Stellenboschs Rob Benadie and Black Leopards David Thidiela did not return to their posts, and were replaced by TS Galaxys Sukazi, Sifiso Jomo Biyela of Richards Bay and Polokwane Citys Johnny Mogaladi.
The trio will join the likes of Kaizer Motaung Kaizer Chiefs, Mato Madlala Golden Arrows, Stanley Matthews SuperSport United and Rejoice Simelani Mamelodi Sundowns, who all retained their positions on the exco.
