
The South African Football Association (Safa) says bonuses owed to players from the national team's World Cup campaign have been delayed because of foreign tax regulations. In a statement, the association said it is required to comply with applicable federal and state tax laws in the United States, as well as Mexican tax legislation, before the payments can be processed. Safa indicated the regulatory requirements are holding up the disbursement of the bonuses.
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