Alfred Ndengane of Celtic celebrating his team mate Deon Hotto's goal. (Photo by Charl Lombard/Gallo Images)
The Augousti brothers were rumoured to be in talks with the current club owner for the possible sale of the club to save it from leaving the Free State province.
However, according to Isolezwe, the Augousti brothers have denied these reports.
Tshabalala put Celtic on sale after the club got into financial trouble after losing their sponsors. This resulted in the club failing to pay players their salaries on time.
The Siwelele players then boycotted the preseason training, but have since returned to training after the club the salary issue was resolved.
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