As the organization is reevaluating its options heading into the new season, the Bren Esports VALORANT roster has been made available for transfer as soon-to-be free agents.
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Players and staff of one of Australia’s largest esports organizations face an uncertain future with the company entering voluntary administration.
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ARF Team’s new Game Changers roster, ARF Starlight, is headlined by former Alter Ego Celeste player Dhammamitta “margeaux” Marvella.
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VALORANT Champions will be a stacked tournament with a roster featuring 16 of the world’s greatest teams this year, including FunPlus Phoenix, Paper Rex, and OpTic among others.
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Orangutan Female have formally announced the addition of former Alter Ego Celeste member Risalma “oreopheliaa” Agnia to the active roster.
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Riot Games has announced its new plans for the upcoming VALORANT Champions Tour circuit to take place over the course of 2023.
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Bleed eSports have decided not to renew their Singaporean-Swedish roster and will be re-evaluating their options heading into the 2023 season.
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EDward Gaming have secured East Asian representation at VALORANT Champions in September.
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The team around Shara “Ayaaa” Koshikawa are now looking to strike a deal with an organization to represent them after they mutually parted ways with Nigma Galaxy early this month.
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BOOM Esports became on Sunday the team to qualify for the 2022 VALORANT Champions after winning the APAC Last Chance Qualifier over domestic rivals ONIC G.