Club owner Abram Sello confirmed that midfielder Thapelo Dhludhlu is cooperating with authorities following allegations he faked his kidnapping.The incident occurred when Dhludhlu disappeared from his home in eMalahleni, Mpumalanga, prompting police to investigate a ransom demand.However, the player returned home on the same day, raising suspicions of a staged disappearance.Sello emphasized the club's commitment to supporting Dhludhlu through rehabilitation, stating they are monitoring his activities closely.'We have to rebuild him for the benefit of the country,' Sello said, highlighting the importance of guiding the player back to form.The police continue their investigation into whether the incident involved fraud or other crimes.Sello also addressed broader concerns about player conduct, stressing the need for accountability and mentorship within the team.This case has sparked discussions about the pressures faced by athletes and the role of clubs in addressing such incidents.The club remains suspended from competitions while authorities determine the outcome.