Will Mumbai Indians release Rohit Sharma? Big claim amid IPL 2026; Know the truth of the viral post

Rohit Sharma was last seen playing in the match against Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2026. He suffered a hamstring injury while batting, after which he missed five MI matches. Meanwhile, rumors have started flying that all is not well within the Mumbai Indians team. A post is going viral, in which it has even been claimed that MI management can release Rohit before the next season. What is the truth of this viral claim, will Rohit announce his retirement from IPL after leaving Mumbai, know here what is the truth.

Will Rohit Sharma retire?

A post is going viral on social media. It was claimed that Rohit Sharma is completely fit now, but the management of Mumbai Indians does not want to play him. The post cited reports that if Rohit Sharma wants, Mumbai can also release him next season. Since Rohit does not want to play for any other franchise, he will announce his retirement from IPL.

Let us tell you that all the claims made in this viral post are wrong. Recently, Mumbai Indians head coach Mahela Jayawardene had given an update saying that Rohit is recovering quickly, but his return to the field is possible only after getting the green signal from the medical team. This statement clearly shows that the team management is expecting his soon return and is not thinking of releasing him.

It has been almost 3 weeks since Rohit Sharma came on the field. Let us tell you that hamstring injury may take a few weeks to several months to heal. If the hamstring injury is more serious, then even a world-class athlete like Rohit Sharma may take 1-2 months to recover from it.

Mumbai made champion 5 times

This is the same Rohit Sharma, who under his captaincy has made Mumbai Indians the champion of the Indian Premier League 5 times. Under the captaincy of Rohit, Mumbai Indians won the IPL trophy in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. Hardik Pandya is captaining the Mumbai team from the 2024 season.

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