The Safa boss faces widespread allegations of maladministration and abuse of the association’s money for personal gain.

Safa president Danny Jordaan was meant to go into the sunset as a South African hero. But then again, African leaders – be they in politics or sport – just don’t know when to quit, do they?

The allegations stem from a Service Level Agreement (SLA) reportedly signed between SAFA and Grit Communications in December 2017.

South African FA president Danny Jordaan is alleged to have used the organisation's resources for personal gain between 2014 and 2018.

Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (Hawks) spokesperson, Colonel Katlego Mogale said warrants have been issued for the arrest of two prominent SAFA executive officers, aged 73 and 55, together with a 46-year-old businessman were executed on Wednesday morning.

The president of the South African Football Association (SAFA), Danny Jordaan, has been released on bail of R20,000 ($1,100/£870) after being arraigned in court over allegations of fraud and embezzlement amounting to 1.3 million Rand ($71,000).

South African FA president Danny Jordaan allegedly use di organisation resources for personal gain between 2014 and 2018.

President Danny Jordaan was arrested on Wednesday over allegations he used the organisation's money for his own purposes, according to local media reports.

President Danny Jordaan was arrested on Wednesday (November 13) over allegations he used the organisation's money for his own purposes.A leading figure in bringing the 2010 World Cup to South Africa,

SA soccer boss Danny Jordaan and his two co-accused were on Wednesday each granted bail of R20,000 when they appeared in the Palm Ridge Magistrates’ Court on charges of fraud and theft. The State, which believes it has a strong case,