Mumbai Indians, the name is enough when it comes to the Indian Premier League.

The team with the most IPL titles to its name, Mumbai have tasted a see-saw type of campaign over the years. They won the IPL in 2013, 2015 and 2017 but had disappointed campaigns in 2016 and 2018. So they will try to reshape their squad to the perfection in the ongoing IPL transfer window. Chennai Super Kings now has the same number of titles as Mumbai and the latter cannot swallow the pill if the former wins another title next year.

Here is the list of the top 5 players who are on the verge of getting released from the side in this transfer window:-

Pradeep Sangwan: Once an under-19 sensation, Pradeep Sangwan had a disappointing IPL thus far. He was underperforming continuously in this premium tournament and paid the price as he was warming the bench of Mumbai Indians. He has only 35 wickets to his name featuring only in 39 games during the eleven years of the tournament. Mumbai might want to get rid of their out of form, injury prone left-arm seam bowler and will try to replace him with a young fearsome bowling talent from the domestic circuit. Saurabh Tiwary: Saurabh Tiwary was being compared to the great MS Dhoni when he started his IPL career with a bang at the Mumbai Indians in 2010. But afterwards, his stiff downfall started as he failed to perform in any of the next IPL seasons. Tiwary didn't even play a single match in last year's campaign of Mumbai Indians. With the recent poor form in the domestic circuit as well, he will surely be released by the three-time IPL winners. The future of Tiwary in this lucrative tournament looks all but bleak. Ben Cutting: This might come as a surprise for many readers as Australian all-rounder Ben Cutting is a powerful customer when he is on the field. With his muscular bodyline, he hits those humongous sixes. He is quite handy with the ball as well with his medium-paced deliveries. Mumbai bought him with high expectations from him last season, but he underperformed in a big manner. He was only able to hit a couple of boundaries here and there but never performed to his full potential. Releasing him will increase Mumbai's auction purse considerably. Jean-Paul Duminy: South African top order batsman is the formal description of Jean-Paul Duminy. And when you are one of the lea batsmen of a team like South Africa, the expectations are pretty high from you from the start. But at the same time, it creates a lot of pressure on you. Same happened with Duminy when Mumbai bought him back last year. He played only six matches in their entire campaign and scored at a much lower strike rate considering this fast-paced T20 format. Mumbai needs an explosive batsman rather than Duminy who almost scores at run a ball in T20s. Kieron Pollard: The biggest surprise of them all. Yes, it is the big man from the Caribbean, Kieron Pollard. Pollard has been the heart of Mumbai for many years helping them win three titles in the process. But his recent form is worrying and for a whopping price tag for which he serves the Mumbai side, he will surely be a man in question with a lot of young talent around. Mumbai might end a ten-year relationship with him and end up selling him to one of their rivals like the way Royal Challengers Bangalore last year released their hot property, Chris Gayle.