In these, Virat Kohli The central figura remains. Representing the Bangalore-based side, the former captain once again displayed a memorable campaign and played a vital role in the team’s success.

Recently, a key figure from the franchise shared his views on Kohli’s future, providing an interesting perspective on what’s next for this batting icon.

RCB CEO shares views on Virat Kohli’s future with the franchise

CEO of Royal Challengers Bangalore Rajesh Menon expressed confidence that Kohli will continue to play for the franchise for many more years. Menon also suggested that it is hard to imagine the batting superstar walking away from RCB completely, even if his playing career eventually comes to an end.

The RCB CEO highlighted Kohli’s fitness levels, passion for the game and constant competitiveness as reasons why he believes the veteran still has a lot to offer.

“RCB and Virat are two sides of the same coin. He has always been a permanent factor for RCB. We don’t see him not being a part of RCB even if he opts out of his cricket career. We have to understand that. Having said that, in the next three-four years, I am sure he will keep playing. He is fit, the hunger never ends. You saw him bring energy, runs, and attitude in this IPL season.

Everything was there. In three-four years, absolutely no problem,” Menon said while speaking to CNBC TV18.

Kohli continues to shine on the big stage

Kohli proved once again during IPL 2026 why he is one of the most influential players in world cricket. The former Indian captain finished as Royal Challengers Bangalore’s leading run-scorer with 675 runs in 16 matches at an average of 56.25 and a strike rate of 165.84, his highest strike rate in a single IPL season.

his greatest moment Shubhman Gill team of, Gujarat Titans (GT) The final was played at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad.

Chasing the target of 156, Kohli remained unbeaten on 75 off 42 balls, helping RCB seal a comfortable five-wicket win and helping the franchise become only the third team in IPL history to successfully defend their title. The 37-year-old also became the first batsman in IPL history to cross the 9,000-run mark, further cementing his legacy as one of the league’s greatest performers.

Although Kohli has already been away from Test and T20I cricket, he has repeatedly expressed his desire to play ODI cricket and 2027 ODI World Cup Has focused on representing India.

With his fitness, form and motivation showing no signs of slowing down, the RCB legend is likely to remain a major force for both the franchise and the country in the years to come.