Multiple reports previously suggested that franchises like Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Delhi Capitals (DC) and the Lucknow Super Kings (LSG), these four franchises were reportedly interested in the pace bowling all-rounder.
A few other reports in the recent past suggested that, for the leadership role, the MI management has already started conversations for the next skipper. In one possibility, Tilak Varma could emerge as the face of the team. Former captains of the Indian cricket team, Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav, are also with the team, but they are not likely to become the next Mumbai Indians captain.
Hardik Pandya to play under the leadership of Tilak Varma?
CricBlogger, in their report, mentioned that Delhi Capitals went far enough to seal a deal for Pandya. But MI's demand for the DC captain and their spin-bowling all-rounder Axar Patel is believed to be the main reason for the collapse of the deal. CSK was heavily involved with MI to get the all-rounder. But the appointment of Zaheer Khan as the head coach has changed all the equations.
Zaheer Khan is not on speaking terms with Hardik Pandya
An all-cash deal was another option, but that also was not possible then because of the budget-related issues. Still, there will be plenty of time for a Pandya deal, as the transfer market will remain open even after the mini auction ahead of the IPL 2027 season.
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