The Pacific Kickoff event saw two teams qualify for Masters Bangkok — DRX and T1. While one is a roster filled with young, talented prospects hungry to prove themselves, the second saw a star-studded roster being put together, with some of the most proven talent in Korean Valorant.
The Korean in-game leader Chae “yoman” Young-mun is no longer contractually tied to the Rare Atom organization.
The VCJ Split 1 team list has been finalized following the conclusion of the qualifier, which will see Murash Gaming make their main event debut while FAV Gaming, despite winning the 2024 Predator League Japan not long ago, failed to secure a spot.
The VALORANT Challengers Thailand Split 1 team list is now set, with Barn nong chok and Valee Thai Esports winning the Promotion Stage and the final six invites being announced.
Six spots for the PH₱1,200,000 VALORANT Challengers Philippines Split 1 will be decided through the qualifying process.
GeekFam is set to enter VALORANT with a Filipino roster for the 2024 Challengers season.
NIP VALORANT currently have no plans to field a Challengers CN roster after competing in the latter half of the 2023 season.
Ex-TALON coach Yuttanagorn “Zeus” Kaewkongyai rounds out Team NKT’s lineup as they kick off their 2024 season in Challengers Thailand.
Jusei “TORANECO” Saito, a former representative of SCARZ and Japan at Ascension, has now become a part of the on-air team for the Japanese broadcast in the coming season.
DRX Changers have revamped their squad with the addition of three new players.
Thanachart “Surf” Rungapajaratkul is linking up with Talon Esports and Thanamethk “Crws” Mahatthananuyut, where he will debut next month in the VCT Pacific KICK//OFF event.
