DStv Premiership outfit TS Galaxy have reportedly found a financial resolution with several disgruntled players following a pay dispute.

The financial disputer was reported to the South African Football Players Union [Safpu] to reach a resolution.

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"As far as Galaxy is concerned, we met with their players, and from the understanding and discussions we've had they have resolved the matter," Shabalala tells KickOff.

"That's what the players say, so they are okay now, though picking up from the discussions, you can sense the fringe players might not be singing from the same hymn as the rest of those guys who are playing regularly.

"Though, really there were no complaints that were brought to us.

"Thorough understanding is that the matter has been resolved with the club, and they are fine.

"The players are saying they've now been paid. It's a bulk of them that we have spoken to.

"The chairman [Tim Sukazi] has not yet returned our calls, so there's nothing much we can do.

"I think the only time we discuss anything regarding non-payments will be when we have a formal complaint.

"If it requires us to take a legal route maybe that's when we will engage which is unfortunate.

"We've done our part we've been fair, as the rules require us to be fair to the offending parties.

"Our responsibility is to take what they tell us. If players say they have sorted out whatever disagreements they had with the team, we are going to take that.

"We have every reason to believe the matter has been resolved."

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