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"We Have Unfinished Business" - Delhi Capitals Owner Breaks Silence on KL Rahul Trade Rumors Ahead of IPL 2027
Delhi Capitals called Rahul a selfless team player and said the franchise has unfinished business with him after reports linked him to a possible IPL 2027 trade.
- On Sunday, Delhi Capitals released a 48-second tribute video for KL Rahul, effectively dispelling rumors of a potential trade ahead of the IPL 2027 season.
- Reports of a management rift and interest from Kolkata Knight Riders had gained momentum recently, emerging alongside questions about squad composition following Rishabh Pant's return to Delhi.
- Co-Owner Parth Jindal publicly endorsed Rahul, calling him "one of the nicest guys i know and one who puts the team before himself always," while Rahul stated they have "unfinished business."
- This direct social media interaction served as Delhi's answer to trade chatter, leaving both owner and player firmly on record without requiring an official press release.
- Moving forward, Delhi aims to focus on the upcoming tournament, positioning both wicketkeeper-batters in the squad despite earlier questions about their fit in the playing XI.
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Speculations about KL Rahul leaving Delhi Capitals in IPL 2027 have now come to an end. Parth Jindal, co-owner of Dilli Capitals, described Rahul as a “clutch player” and mentioned about the incomplete work. In response to this, Rahul said that he cannot wait for the next season. This has cleared the picture of his stay with Delhi.
KL Rahul staying at Delhi Capitals? DC co-owner quashes IPL 2027 trade rumours
KL Rahul is set to stay with Delhi Capitals for IPL 2027, with co-owner Parth Jindal putting an end to recent trade rumours. Rahul’s future came under the scanner after Rishabh Pant returned to the franchise, but Jindal’s strong backing suggests the India batter remains firmly in DC’s plans.
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