Terrence Mawawa| NetOne has revealed Dynamos striker Christian Joel Epoupa Ntouba has received a total of$18,000 from the company.

In a statement, the NetOne CEO Lazarus Muchenje said the company cleared all the money owed to the Cameroonian as part of their sponsorship agreement with the Glamour Boys contrary to media reports that the club failed to pay his dues.

Epoupa missed the opening games of the season, demanding his outstanding dues that amount to over $16 000.

The fall-out has attracted media attention
since the beginning of the 2018 season.

“To this end, we wish to put on record and
categorically state that NetOne is not in any financial breach in terms of its sponsorshipagreement with Dynamos and it has processed all of Epoupa’s allowances and Sign On fees as per the schedules submitted to NetOne by Dynamos.

To date NetOne and Dynamos have paid a gross total of $18,125.00 to Epoupa this year,” said NetOne in a statement.