One of the most popular franchise of PSL Multan Sultans is expected to undergo major changes and rebranding. This rebranding will take place ahead of Pakistan Super League 2026 (PSL 11).
This is followed by the decision of owner Ali Tareen who decided not to renew his contract as revealed by credible sources.
Due to Ali Tareen’s exit the Multan Sultans Franchise is now up for sale. It latest valuation stands at an estimated Rs. 140 crore. Tareen’s decision comes after reported disagreements and frustrations between him and PSL organizers. According to Tareen, PSL has been the victim “poor management”.
According to Tareen being the owner of Multan Sultans was one the greatest honors of his life. He showed and expressed his immense gratitude to the fans and team supporters.
He also highlighted the pride he felt for representing South Punjab on the National Stage. This was all revealed in a heartfelt post on a social media website X (formerly twitter).
New investors now have a chance to participate in one of the most popular cricketing leagues of the world. As the franchise is now open to new ownership.
Other already existing PSL franchises owners have renewed their contracts. These franchises included Islamabad United, Lahore Qalandars, Karachi Kings, Quetta Gladiators and Peshawar Zalmi.
PSL 2026 is expanding the franchise by adding two new teams in the tournament which will lead to total of 8 teams competing. Pakistan Super League is expanding and growing its reach both globally and nationally.
The coming months will bring major announcements. Fans are anticipating fresh branding, new management, and possible big-name investors. The shift may redefine Multan Sultans’ future identity. The rebranding could also shape the competitive landscape of PSL 11. Excitement is building as the countdown begins.
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