SuperSport United are understood to have called an urgent meeting with all players and coaches to clarify urgent matters on Thursday.
The former PSL champions are expected to announce the future of the club on Thursday.
Reports suggest that the club has been sold for R50 million to a group looking to revive Bloemfontein Celtic by renaming SuperSport United as Siwelele Football Club.
According to an insider at the club, players and the coaching staff have been summoned to discuss these developments.
"The club's sale is imminent," an insider tells KickOff.
"Stan Matthews will address the players and technical staff at Megawatt from 12:30. Everyone has been instructed to attend the meeting."
Additionally, a press conference is also set to be held at the Multichoice Studios.
The SuperSport squad features several talented players, including Bafana Bafana full-back Nyiko Mobbie, Grant Margeman, and Vincent Pule.
"Nobody really knows what's happening, all we hear are rumours. It's time the club communicates with everyone involved," the source added.
"We only hear stories about Siwelele Football Club and Celtic United. Apparently, the group that has purchased SuperSport cannot use the name Bloemfontein Celtic, as that name was acquired by businessman Edward Modise from Max Tshabalala."
With Marumo Gallants FC also identifying itself as Siwelele sa Marumo, next season could see three clubs claiming to represent the Bloemfontein Celtic legacy.
