Ahead of the upcoming franchise auction, Ali Tareen has addressed speculation regarding his interest in regaining ownership of the Multan Sultans. His message has drawn strong attention from fans of the Pakistan Super League, many of whom associate him closely with the team’s rise over the years.
Tareen confirmed that he has qualified as an approved bidder but emphasized that financial sense will determine his final decision.
What He Said About the Auction
In a public message, Tareen explained that while he is eligible to participate in the bidding process, he will not pursue the franchise at any cost.
He stressed that expectations should remain realistic and that disciplined financial decisions matter more than emotional attachment.
His Connection With the Team
Tareen reflected on his long association with the franchise, calling it one of the most meaningful chapters of his life. He expressed his love for being involved in PSL, whether as an owner or simply part of the cricketing environment.
However, he made it clear that sentiment alone would not drive his bidding strategy.
The Business Side of the Auction
The franchise’s base price has been set in the billions of rupees, highlighting the growing commercial strength of the PSL. Recent team sales have shown increasing investor interest, making this auction highly competitive.
Because of this, bidders must balance passion with financial planning.
What Fans Should Expect
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He is a qualified bidder
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Participation depends on the final price
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No aggressive bidding just for emotional reasons
This approach suggests a calculated decision rather than a symbolic return.
