RCB KGF Trio Split IPL 2025 Auction: End of an Era

In preparation for the upcoming IPL 2025 mega auction, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) made important roster choices. They decided to keep their star batter, Virat Kohli, as well as young players Rajat Patidar and Yash Dayal. However, they controversially released popular players Faf Du Plessis and Glenn Maxwell. Many RCB fans were disappointed, hoping for a last-minute decision to keep these key players and bring back the famous trio known as KGF (Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, Faf Du Plessis). So let’s take a look at RCB KGF Trio Split IPL 2025 Auction.

When the mega auction started in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, fans worldwide were excited about the chance to see KGF reunited. The atmosphere buzzed with excitement as teams competed to get top players. Sadly for RCB fans, the hope of seeing Virat Kohli, Glenn Maxwell, and Faf Du Plessis play together again ended when neither of the released players returned to the team.

During the auction, the Delhi Capitals successfully bid on Faf Du Plessis for ₹2 Crores, while the Punjab Kings acquired Glenn Maxwell for ₹4.20 Crores. This marked the end of an era that had captured fans’ hearts, concluding the beloved KGF.

When Did the KGF Era Begin? A Look Back at RCB’s Golden Trio

The KGF era began in 2022, with Virat Kohli already a key player for RCB. Glenn Maxwell joined RCB in 2021 after playing for the Punjab Kings, and Faf Du Plessis came on board during the 2022 mega auction after being part of the Chennai Super Kings. The teamwork among these players gave RCB fans hope, but as the auction went on, the KGF era officially ended, leaving many to remember the amazing journey they had together.

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RCB’s Squad for IPL 2025

Virat Kohli, Josh Hazlewood, Phil Salt, Rajat Patidar, Jitesh Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Liam Livingstone, Rasikh Salam, Krunal Pandya, Yash Dayal, Tim David, Suyash Sharma, Jacob Bethell, Nuwan Thushara, Romario Shepherd, Swapnil Singh, Manoj Bhandage, Lungi Ngidi, Abhinandan Singh, Mohit Rathee