Drama Brews as PSL Emergency Meeting Over ZIFA’s Expansion Bombshell

The Premier Soccer League (PSL) is set for what promises to be a fiery Extraordinary General Meeting on Wednesday, 19 November, as the league’s top brass gather to tackle ZIFA’s bold proposal to expand the top-flight from 18 to 20 teams.

The meeting’s agenda looks fairly straightforward on paper, but behind the bullet points lies the potential for serious fireworks.

Top of the list is a declaration confirming that the Congress has been called in line with PSL statutes. Then comes the big one: the much debated proposal to squeeze two more teams into the already packed league calendar, a move some clubs see as progress, and others as pure chaos waiting to happen.

And just when you think it ends there, there’s talk of creating a National First Division, a plan that could reshape Zimbabwean football’s entire structure.

With club owners, executives, and ZIFA officials expected to share one room, expect polite handshakes to quickly turn into passionate debates. Whether this meeting produces reform or just more boardroom drama, one thing’s for sure: it won’t be a dull Wednesday.