IPL 2025: The buzz of IPL 2025 has already started and all kinds of news are coming out for it. Preparation for the next season of IPL is also going to be important for all the teams because this time the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is going to organize a mega auction.

In such a situation, everyone's eyes are going to be on Mumbai Indians in this auction because there are many controversies in this team. Many big players may be released in this series. However, in the auction, not Suryakumar Yadav or Jasprit Bumrah but other players can be sold the most expensive.

Not Surya-Bumrah, this player can be sold the most expensive

If we talk about IPL 2025, then many players from Mumbai can come to the auction in this mega auction. However, Suryakumar Yadav and Jasprit Bumrah are not included in this list and apart from them, any other player can be sold as the most expensive player of the auction.

Actually, this player is none other than the legendary all-rounder Hardik Pandya. Hardik can go to the auction this time and if this happens then he can be sold at the highest price in the auction.

Hardik Pandya may be released

Let us tell you that before IPL 2025, such reports are coming out in the media that Mumbai Indians can release Pandya. Not only this, this time the franchise can choose Surya as its new captain.

Mumbai had added Hardik from Gujarat through trade last season, but due to his entry into the team, many players got angry and that is why now Mumbai can release him this season. In such a situation, he can prove to be the most expensive player in the auction.

Mumbai had a disappointing performance under the captaincy of Hardik.

Let us tell you that Mumbai had made Hardik its new captain during IPL 2024 by removing Rohit Sharma. However, the team could not perform well under the captaincy of Pandya and stood 10th in the points table.

In such a situation, considering the bad environment of the team, Hardik can be released and he can be seen playing with some other team. However, now it remains to be seen which players the MI team releases and whom it retains.