The first report into Moana Pasifika's collapse estimates creditor claims of $8.2 million and reveals players and staff are among those owed money.
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Moana Pasifika is facing more than $8 million in creditor claims, according to the first report from liquidators appointed to the collapsed Super Rugby franchise.
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The first report into Moana Pasifika's collapse estimates creditor claims of $8.2 million and reveals players and staff are among…
Around 70 players and staff are among the creditors listed in the report.
Up to 80 Moana Pasifika staff, including players, to become creditors.
OPINION: 2018 government money for the Pacific primed the pumps for failed Moana Pasifika.
The national body will cover immediate costs after the franchise was placed into liquidation.
The franchise signalled earlier this year that it was likely to disband unless it could find new investors to fund the team.
