The Pakistan Cricket Board has confirmed its intention to sell off Multan Sultans at the earliest point permitted under legal and contractual obligations. The move signals a shift toward completing the long-term franchise ownership structure of the Pakistan Super League.
Multan Sultans are currently operated under interim arrangements following previous ownership changes, and the PCB has reiterated that its role as a temporary custodian was never meant to be permanent. Officials have indicated that preparations for the sale process are already underway, but execution will only begin once all legal clearances and timelines are satisfied.
The franchise has been one of the PSL’s most consistent performers in recent seasons, making it an attractive asset for prospective buyers. From the PCB’s perspective, a successful sale would strengthen the league’s commercial stability and align Multan with other privately owned franchises.
While no timeline has been publicly confirmed, the board’s intent is clear: complete the transition swiftly and transparently. The development marks another step in the PCB’s broader effort to professionalise league operations and reduce direct administrative involvement in franchise management.