No wonder Khama Billiat turned down chance to return to Mzansi's PSL! Former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns star's MASSIVE salary at Zimbabwe's Scottland revealed - Report

Zimbabwe international Khama Billiat delivered for Yadah FC last season after failing to secure a better deal in Mzansi, months after his unceremonious exit from Kaizer Chiefs.

Reports have it that the versatile attacker was being paid R95,500 a month in the one year he signed with the club.

After his contract expired, there was reported interest from the South African Premier Soccer League teams who were keen on signing the 34-year-old.

However, Scottland FC, who had just been promoted to the Zimbabwean top tier, convinced him to stay in his country.

The former Kaizer Chiefs and Mamelodi Sundowns has apparently become the highest-paid player in Zimbabwe.

According to FARPost, Billiat's sign-on fee was $40,000 which is approximately R748,000, a significant amount for any player.

They also disclose that the 34-year-old is currently on an R108,800-a-month salary, which would once again ensure he is the highest-paid player in the Zimbabwean Premier Soccer League.

Billiat was unfortunate to miss his team's first league game against Triangle - due to injury, a match Scottland won by a solitary goal. 

He is however, expected to make his debut against CAPS United on Sunday, March 9.