Premier Soccer League (PSL) clubs have voted against relegating any team this season and resolved to expand the league from 18 to 22 teams for the 2026 campaign.
The decision was made on Tuesday during an Emergency General Meeting (EGM) held in Harare.
ZIFA had initially proposed increasing the number of participating teams from 18 to 20, but PSL clubs went further, opting for a 22-team league next year.
As a result, all eight teams that were facing relegation this season will survive, while the four regional division champions will be promoted to the topflight, bringing the league to 22 clubs.
According to sources who attended the EGM, the restructuring will see six teams relegated at the end of next season.
Meanwhile, the PSL is yet to issue an official statement clarifying the resolutions made during the meeting.
