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Gill will suffer huge loss? You will get less salary even if you become captain; Shocking revelation in the report


Shubhman Gill Salary IPL 2025: The excitement about the retention list for IPL 2025 is increasing. Now a media report has revealed that Gujarat Titans have prepared their retention list and Shubman Gill is gearing up to captain the team. A shocking fact has also come to light that Gill is ready to play even at a low salary. Let us tell you that Gill captained Gujarat in IPL 2024 and he got a salary of Rs 8 crore for playing in the season.

A Gujarat Titans source was quoted by Times of India as saying, “Shubman Gill has agreed to take a lower salary in the interest of the franchise. Gill wants the team to save as much money as possible in the auction. There are already many big stars in the team and the captain’s acceptance of low salary means that the team can retain many players. Shubman Gill has started thinking like a leader at a very young age and has constant discussions with the management. Are doing.”

Shubman Gill got the captaincy of Gujarat when Hardik Pandya decided to return to Mumbai Indians before IPL 2024. Gill’s first season as captain with Gujarat was very bad. Last season, Gujarat Titans had to be content with eighth place in the points table. BCCI had given time till October 31 to the IPL teams to submit their retention lists and the deadline is now just a few hours away. Till the time Gill played for KKR, he was getting a salary of Rs 1.8 crore and after joining Gujarat Titans in 2022, Shubman Gill was taking Rs 8 crore as salary.

Probable retention list of Gujarat Titans: Shubhman Gill, Rashid Khan, Sai Sudarshan, Rahul Tewatia, Shahrukh Khan

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