Premier Soccer League newcomers Scottland FC are facing turmoil behind the scenes.
Despite high-profile signings and a star-studded squad, the team is struggling with internal conflicts, executive interference, and player discontent.
Founder Pedzai “Scott” Sakupwanya’s leadership style has raised concerns, with reports of him pressuring coaches to play certain players and publicly criticizing the team.
Contract controversies and staff departures have also plagued the club.
Players have expressed frustration over signing incomplete contracts, with allegations of forged documents and mismanaged funds.
The club’s CEO declined to comment, referring queries to the media liaison officer.
With key staff members leaving and performance on the pitch suffering, Scottland’s future looks uncertain.
Can the club overcome its internal issues and achieve its ambitions?
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