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Johannesburg - Ajax Cape Town's players will get half of the R4.25m Telkom Knockout prize money if they manage to beat Kaizer Chiefs in the final on Saturday night.
According to Business Day, Urban Warriors CEO George Comitis made the announcement on Tuesday.
"We always play well against Chiefs and this game should be no different," he added.
Meanwhile, Chiefs spokesperson Thebe Mohatle would not confirm whether their players have also been offered a win bonus.
"It is a policy decision that is discussed internally by the club and it is really our prerogative," he said.
The two teams are set to clash at Durban's Kings Park Stadium and Comitis says he intends on arranging transport for some of his club's supporters.
"Our supporters will have to travel for 20 hours to get to Durban while Chiefs fans will only spend five hours on the road," he said.
"But I will speak to companies and we will arrange transport for our fans."
According to Business Day, Urban Warriors CEO George Comitis made the announcement on Tuesday.
"We always play well against Chiefs and this game should be no different," he added.
Meanwhile, Chiefs spokesperson Thebe Mohatle would not confirm whether their players have also been offered a win bonus.
"It is a policy decision that is discussed internally by the club and it is really our prerogative," he said.
The two teams are set to clash at Durban's Kings Park Stadium and Comitis says he intends on arranging transport for some of his club's supporters.
"Our supporters will have to travel for 20 hours to get to Durban while Chiefs fans will only spend five hours on the road," he said.
"But I will speak to companies and we will arrange transport for our fans."
