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Islamabad United reveals PSL 2026 retained player deals

Published on: February 4, 2026 6:40 PM

Islamabad United has become the first team to release contract details of retained players for the 11th season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL). The team confirmed agreements with key players ahead of the new season. Fans now know the salaries and categories assigned to each player.

Captain Shadab Khan has been retained for PKR 7 crore under the Platinum category. The team will pay Andrees Ghous PKR 1.4 crore in the Silver category. Salman Arshad has been retained under the Gold category for PKR 1.2 crore.

Read more: PCB announces major update for players ahead of PSL 11

Sources said PSL organizers have not set minimum or maximum budgets for any category. Franchises can negotiate salaries freely, but must select players within their overall budget. The move gives teams flexibility in building competitive squads.

🚨 Here you go!!

First Auction – Here are the retention amounts in PKR@76Shadabkhan – 7.0 Crore@Gousie08 – 1.4 Crore@Salman150kph – 1.2 Crore

Stay Tuned For More Big News!! 🙌#UnitedWeWin #SherusRetained #DimaghSe #NewEra pic.twitter.com/7CqhW9AQ1T

— Islamabad United (@IsbUnited) February 4, 2026

Islamabad United’s announcement sets a benchmark for transparency. Other franchises are expected to follow suit and release contract details soon. Analysts say this could enhance fan engagement and interest in the league.

Read more: Sialkot Stallionz sign Steve Smith ahead of PSL 11

Observers note that retaining top players early can boost team morale and strategy planning. With key players confirmed, Islamabad United aims to strengthen its performance for the upcoming PSL season.

 

 

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: Andrees Ghous PSL, Islamabad United PSL, Latest, Pakistan Super League salaries, PSL 2026 retained players, Salman Arshad contract, Shadab Khan contract

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