Mamelodi Sundowns midfielder Sipho Mbule's future, on loan at Sekhukhune United, could have been revealed, following reports that his contract could be terminated.
Mbule is allegedly in hot water at Sekhukhune for disrespecting a technical member and for bringing a person who was not authorized into camp.
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His agent, Mike Makaab, speaking exclusively to KickOff, did not deny there could have been a matter involving the 26-year-old and an unnamed individual at Sekhukhune.
However, he emphasized that at this stage, the matter was yet to be heard officially by the club, hence he could not comment further.
Reports also suggested that the midfielder could have his loan deal terminated for allegedly breaking the code of conduct at the Limpopo side.
Sekhukhune General Manager Phineas Madisha also did not go into detail about the matter but did not deny there could be disciplinary proceedings initiated.
"We don't fire players, especially when they have contracts with us. Everybody is important in the squad, but what's important is that there's no one who is employed at the club who will be above the badge of Babina Noko," Madisha said on Ukhozi FM's Prime Time Sport.
"At all times, whatever happens, we're not gonna be scared of whoever is employed at Babina Noko. But at the right time, once we do that, you as journalists will know what is happening at the family of Babina Noko.
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"No matter who is the player or employee of Sekhukhune, if it happens that he breaks the rules at the club, that person will be taken to the structure that handles disciplinary cases," Madisha indicated.
Sekhukhune are currently in Durban preparing for a Betway Premiership clash against Richards Bay FC on Wednesday at King Zwelithini Stadium (19:30).