He said he was incredibly pleased with the announcement and was excited to work with Komphela.
It is believed that current Celtic assistant coaches Lehlohonolo Seema and John Maduka could be shown the door.
Briefly.co.zagathered that Tignyemb said he and Komphela had known each other for many years and had built a friendship.
Celtics captain said his friendship with Komphela started when he taught Komphela how to speak French.
Komphela impressed the local soccer fraternity with his successes at Free State Stars.
He said Komphela had been signed on a two-year deal with an option for a third-year.
Fans took to the streets of Bloemfontein after a report emerged that a Kimberley-based businessman had purchased the club.
The report was ultimately found to be false, but the club has confirmed it remains for sale.
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