Former South African cricketer and RCB player, AB de Villiers believes that if Rohit Sharma leaves Mumbai Indians (MI) and joins Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in the coming season of the Indian Premier League, that would be the biggest move ever by any player. He spoke about the rumors regarding Rohit's leave from Mumbai and said that it would gain huge attention and make headlines. India all-rounder, Hardik Pandya was the captain of MI last season and Rohit played under his leadership. Also Read | IPL 2025 Mega Auction in Saudi Arabia? BCCI Sets Its Sights on Two Cities! De Villiers, during a 'live chat' on his YouTube channel, spoke about the possible movement of Rohit Sharma into a different team. However, De Villiers believes Rohit will stay with the Mumbai Indians because he is committed to the team. De Villiers said on Youtube, "I almost laughed at the Rohit comment. That will be quite a story if Rohit moves from Mumbai Indians to RCB. Wow! Imagine the headlines. It will be bigger than Hardik Pandya's move. He moved from Gujarat Titans back to Mumbai, which although wasn't big a surprise," "But if Rohit moves from Mumbai to join his rivals in RCB...oh my god! I don't think there is an option there. I don't see a possibility of MI leaving Rohit. I will give that zero or 0.1 per cent chance," New IPL rules state that teams can retain as many as 6 players from their current squad. Right-to-match option is also back for a big auction which is scheduled to happen in November end. Another rule of uncapped players means any Indian player who has retired or hasn't played for India in the last five years can be termed uncapped. The retention price brackets are 18 crore, 14 crore, 11 crore, 18 crore, 14 crore, and 4 crore as uncapped. The ten teams must send their retention player lists by October 31st.