AMMAN — The Jordan Basketball Federation is on Tuesday
scheduled to receive the fees for the 2020 Kumho Jordan Basketball Cup and
Premier League broadcasting rights, which were sold to Jordan Television for
JD130,000.
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The sum will go towards paying the final installment of
clubs’ dues and prizes within the next two days.
“Today we will receive our dues from Jordan Television’s
broadcasting revenues (going back to) the previous season and amounting to
JD130,000, so that we can pay the dues of clubs before the end of this
week,” President of the Jordan
Basketball Federation (JBF) Mohamed Alayyan, told Jordan News.
Alayyan added: “We are keen on paying the entitlements of
all clubs, within existing capabilities, so that they may in turn pay their
players’ salaries and fulfill their (other) obligations,” noting that the 2021
season agenda is ready and will be announced within the next few days.
The complete sum will go to clubs. The JBF will equally
divide JD60,000 among Al-Ahli, Al-Wehdat, Kafr Yuba, Al-Jubaiha, Al-Jalil and
Orthodox Club. These payments comprise the final installment of the total JBF
financial support payments, racking up to JD40,000 per club.
In addition to the final JD10,000 installment, Al-Ahli`
is set to receive JD3,500 for winning the 2020/2021 Kumho Cup as well as a
JD50,000 prize for winning the Kumho Premier League. The two prizes push
Al-Ahli’s total to JD63,500.
As the runner-up for both the Kumho cup and league;
Al-Wehdat will receive JD1,500 and JD15,000 for each one, respectively.
Coupled with the JD10,000 installment, Al-Wehdat’s total
stands at JD26,500.
The remaining JD40,000 will be distributed equally
between Kafr Yuba, Al-Jubaiha, Al-Jalil and Orthodox Club.
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