MANILA, Philippines -- The Philippine Football Federation said Wednesday that they have met with the owners of Global FC, which landed in hot water last week over allegations of unpaid wages.
The Philippine Daily Inquirer reported last week that one of the club's players, John Cofie from Ghana, alleged that Global FC owner Mazinyi Management had failed to pay his signing fee as well as six months of wages.
"There was a meeting with Global owners a couple of days ago," he said. "They were given 10 days to fix the problem."
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