Domenico Serafino Maintains Positivity Despite FAW Summon

President Domenico Serafino has been vocal about his stands and insists the one time Welsh juggernauts would stay afloat, despite the club’s current state of duress, meted by insiders.

As per reports gotten from the afefootballnews.com, the club’s top – stakeholders have been summoned for a hearing on October 25. As motive, an explanation for non – payment of salaries.

According to classified information gotten by sportsglitz.net that, the one time football – loving family of Bangor is literally now a house on fire, with petit spats.

Aside from detractors aiming at Domenico with malicious intent, there are other former unreasonable affiliates, seeking complete payment of wages – without work done and, with the perilous aftermath of the Covid19.

Not just Bangor City alone went through a rough patch. Greater franchises, reputable worldwide – in the so called Europe top – 5 leagues, beckoned on players to take a cut – or leave in the wake of the pandemic.

Speaking to communication team of club, Domenico Serafino had the following to say: “with some payments outstanding, some players and coaching staff have instead chosen to take legal action to recover every single penny from a season when they didn’t play football!

“The club is in the process now of reducing its player/coaching budget to meet the new football outlook this season and is confident that it will reach a financial settlement with staff to rescind contracts as and where possible.

“At all times Bangor City has been open and in close contact with the FAW to explain its situation and will continue to do so,’ the Supremo ended.

Added to this recent cacophony – is the fact that Serafino had unknowingly inherited debts as at the time he took over the helm. The Italian has however promised to salvage these situations and immediate try to regain the club’s top – flight status.

Rookie gaffer – Mathurin Ovambe has been appointed trainer, and has been tasked to bring back top-flight football to Bangor.

Bangor City hit the road to play Conwy Borough on October 22. A win could pull Bangor two places on the log depending on results elsewhere.