Bidvest Wits have denied that a deal to sell attacking midfielder Sibusiso Vilakazi to Mamelodi Sundowns has been concluded. Speculation yesterday was that the sale was complete and that Zimbabwe striker Cuthbert Malajila and Botswana midfielder Mogakolodi Ngele would move in the opposite direction.But Wits CEO Jose Ferreira told The Times that nothing had changed for Vilakazi.The Bafana Bafana star has been embroiled in a long-running transfer saga that has seen all of the so-called "big three" - Sundowns, Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates - express an interest.But while Chiefs balked at the reported R10-million asking price, Sundowns have been the keenest to come to a compromise and their inflated squad means they have players to offer to sweeten the deal.The Times can reveal that Ferreira has met Patrice Motsepe, the billionaire owner of Sundowns, over a possible move for Vilakazi.But their clandestine get-together was some 10 days ago, signalling that negotiations are stuck in limbo.Vilakazi, 26, is a key figure in Wits coach Gavin Hunt's arsenal, even if he had a dip in form last season .He had hoped for a move to Europe in the past few seasons, but aside from an offer from Danish side Brondby that was rejected, that door has remained closed.Vilakazi was named the PSL's 2013-2014 player and players' player of the season...