In the IPL 2025 auction, the ten franchises spent a total of Rs 639.15 crore on 182 players. Here is a comparative account of all teams and their spending in the mega event.

Let's take a look at how Mumbai Indian fared at the IPL 2025 Auction and gauge what could be the ideal playing XI of the 5-time IPL winners.

Mumbai Indians boast of a strong Indian contingent but unproven overseas players might be a cause for concern for the five-time IPL champions.

Mumbai Indians, five-time IPL trophy champions, will enter the 2025 Indian Premier League (IPL) auction seeking pace bowlers, spinners, and all-rounders. MI retained the core group of five players. They will enter the auction hall in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, with a purse of ₹ 45 crore.

MI would like put behind the behind the disappointment of a bottom place finish in IPL 2024 and redeem themselves next season. In view of that, the Ambanis made some hard purchases on Day 2 of the IPL Mega auction. MI who weren't very active on Day 1 of the IPL mega auction were busy making some valuable purchases to add stealth to their squad.

Mumbai Indians were one of the better performers at the IPL 2025 mega-auction even though they started slowly on the opening day. While they went for a few big players, the five-time champions also had an eye on some utility players.

Mumbai Indians made strategic moves at the IPL 2025 auction, splashing Rs 12.5 crore to secure Trent Boult's return. They also rebought uncapped playe

Rate the MI Squad after mega auction( Source : IPL ) With the end of the , Mumbai Indians have managed to build a strong squad for the upcoming 18th edition of the cash-rich tournament. As a result, the onus is now on to the fans to cast their opinions on what you feel on the strength of the five-time champions ahead of the forthcoming editions.

A total of 182 players were sold in the two-day IPL 2025 Mega Auction which culminated in Jeddah on Monday with over Rs 639 crore spent.

The IPL auction witnessed some eyebrow-raising bids. Veteran Bhuvneshwar Kumar, despite being out of the Indian team for two years, became the second day's most expensive buy at ₹10.75 crore, joining Royal Challengers Bangalore.