BANCABC will renew their marriage with returnees Chapungu before the commencement of the 2014 Premier League Soccer (PSL) season.
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The local financial institution bankrolled the army side in the second half of their season last year in the Central Region Division One, but their marriage expired on December 31.
A subsidiary of BancABC, BancEASY managing director Desmond Ali confirmed that they will renew their partnership with Chapungu before the start of the new season.
“The deal we signed with them expired at the end of last year, but I can confirm that we are negotiating with them to have another sponsorship package for this season.
“This time around we will be looking at a number of things that include the economic situation. We will also put it into consideration that they are now playing premiership football.
“We did not cut ties with them, but our initial agreement expired and it has to be renewed.
“I can confirm that the new deal will be sealed before the beginning of the impending season,” Ali said.
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