Web Desk: Pakistan Super League (PSL) franchise Quetta Gladiators could undergo a major ownership change ahead of the tournament’s 12th edition in 2027, with reports suggesting that longtime owner Nadeem Omar is considering selling the team for approximately Rs3 billion.
According to multiple local cricket media reports, Omar Associates has approached the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) regarding a potential sale of the franchise, raising questions about the team’s future ownership.
However, neither Nadeem Omar nor the PCB has officially confirmed the reported asking price, negotiations or any agreement to transfer ownership.
Reports indicate that Nadeem Omar is exploring the possibility of ending his 11-year association with Quetta Gladiators, one of the original franchises of the Pakistan Super League.
Nadeem Omar has remained closely associated with the team since the league’s early years, overseeing its development into a recognised name in Pakistan’s franchise cricket landscape.
Meanwhile, the reported move has attracted attention because a potential ownership change would mark a significant transition for the franchise ahead of PSL 12.
Local reports suggest that Nadeem Omar Associates has proposed a valuation of Rs3 billion for the franchise.
However, the reported figure remains unverified, and no official announcement has established whether the proposed amount represents a formal asking price or an initial valuation for discussions.
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