AmaZulu FC CEO Sinenjabulo Zungu-Ntuli has confirmed that the club’s plans to stage some of their home matches at Harry Gwala Stadium in Pietermaritzburg have not materialised.
AmaZulu president Sandile Zungu revealed last season that the club had engaged the Msunduzi Municipality over the possibility of moving select home fixtures to the venue.
The Durban-based side has faced venue challenges this season, with Moses Mabhida Stadium undergoing reconstruction.
As a result, AmaZulu have played some of their home matches at Harry Gwala Stadium and Kings Park Stadium.
However, Zungu-Ntuli has now confirmed that plans for further home fixtures at Harry Gwala have fallen through.
“We had talks with Harry Gwala, we had an intention to play there because we do have a lot of fans in Pietermaritzburg,” Zungu-Ntuli told Ukhozi FM.
“I think as KZN, we have to move around places where we know that we have fans. I think even Pietermaritzburg people do want football because it’s been a while since they had it.
“We wish to play at Harry Gwala Stadium but the plans we had with them didn’t succeed but whether or not we’re going to play there, we’re still going to see.
“This season, we have Moses Mabhida Stadium, Princess Magogo Stadium and Kings Park as our home stadiums.”
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