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Calyx has announced that they have partnered with Riot Games to host VRL MENA Resilience 2022, a VALORANT region-specific league that will run through next year and attaches itself to the VCT EMEA League.

Bleed eSports have officially signed Max “Maxie” Lönnström, adding more Swedish flavour to their lineup at the same time following the signing of pyth yesterday.

Bleed eSports have finalized the signing of former G2 Esports and Ninjas in Pyjamas CS:GO member Jacob “pyth” Mourujärvi, the Singaporean organization announced yesterday. 

Patiphan “Patiphan” Chaiwong’s time in Riot first-person shooter has come to an end as he will embark on a new journey in the Overwatch League (OWL) with the Los Angeles Gladiators.

Acend claimed the VALORANT world championship title of 2021 by defeating the Masters 3 Berlin champions, Gambit Esports, 3-2 in the grand final of VALORANT Champions.

Enigma Gaming have announced the appointment of Lukas “yb” Gröning as their coach, the organization announced on Twitter. The 30-year-old’s move to Enigma Gaming marks his first foray into VALORANT, bringing an end to an approximately nine-year career as a player and coach in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. 

Riot Games’ statement on the one-day break for VALORANT Champions contains details on the upcoming VCT season, new in-game features for VALORANT esports, offseason competitions, and a global tournament for the all-female Game Changers circuit.

X10 CRIT have been ousted from VALORANT Champions after losing 1-2 in the quarter-finals against Masters 3 Berlin champions of Gambit. One of the event’s breakthrough teams ended their VCT campaign on a strong note with victories against Keyd Stars and Envy.

The VALORANT Champions playoffs have claimed its victims. Team Secret and Cloud9 were all sent home in the quarter-finals. They were knocked out by Acend and Team Liquid, respectively, who will move on to the semi-finals. 

Cloud9 has announced the composition of its new Cloud9 Academy roster built around coach Gaël “vexel” Attal and former C9 Blue player Michael “poiz” Possis.