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MS Dhoni Enjoys Time In USA With Friends Amidst CSK Retention Rumours For IPL 2025; Check Pics

MS Dhoni enjoying his vacation in America [X.com]MS Dhoni enjoying his vacation in America [X.com]

MS Dhoni, the legendary cricketer and former captain of the Indian cricket team, may have retired from international cricket, but he remains a popular figure in the cricket world and on social media. Even after stepping away from the international stage, Dhoni continues to captivate his fans and stay in the limelight with his off-field activities.

Recently, Dhoni was spotted enjoying his time in the United States with friends. One of his close associates shared photos of his trip, capturing moments with FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam. Dhoni appeared to be in high spirits, reflecting the joy and relaxation of his vacation. 

Fans were thrilled to see their favourite cricket star enjoying a break, posing in pictures with his friends and exuding a holiday vibe.

In a series of photos circulating on social media, MS Dhoni was seen attending a football match, fully immersed in the experience. Another photo featured him wearing a casual cap while posing with friends on a flight. 

These glimpses into his life beyond cricket have delighted fans, offering a peek into how Dhoni spends his downtime. His fun-filled trip shows that even legends need a break, and Dhoni knows how to make the most of it.



CSK’s Plans To Retain MS Dhoni Before IPL 2025

While MS Dhoni is enjoying his vacation, his IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings (CSK) is reportedly strategizing to retain him. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is expected to announce the retention guidelines by the end of September. CSK is keen on keeping Dhoni, with discussions around retaining him at a lower cost under new regulations.

'The reports state that CSK's number one priority is keeping Dhoni. The legendary player would be kept even if the BCCI permitted only two retentions per franchise,' as quoted by Sportstak.