The GladAfrica Championship club has had a tumultuous season off the pitch with coaches coming and going but were still fourth on the NFD table when football was suspended.
Serbian head coach Vladislav Heric remains on 'special leave' and has reportedly not been receiving his salary.
TTM's chairman now confirms that a for-sale sign has been put up outside to sell their status in order to buy a place in the top-flight next season.
"Yes, the club is selling because we want to buy a PSL status and we can't have two teams," Mulaudzi confirms to snl24.com/kickoff.
"We are selling to anyone in the country. We have two potential buyers and we haven't agreed with anyone."
Mulaudzi, who said on local radio recently that the club's sale is not because of fincancial problems, has alerted his players that there might be changes soon and they must be prepared.
"We are preparing the players," he adds. "The plan will be unveiled when the season is over, but yes indeed our desire is to own a club in the Absa Premiership."
This website has also uncovered that one of the potential buyers is a KwaZulu-Natal businessman, who appears to be leading the race for TTM's NFD status.
"There's a businessman in KZN who has shown interest in the club and he seems to be the one to win the bid," a source reveals.
TTM was formed after Mulaudzi bought the status of former NFD and Premiership club Milano United in 2017.