The 2025 edition of VALORANT Champions Tour (VCT) Team Capsules has officially been announced, featuring all 48 teams from Pacific, China, Americas, and EMEA.
EDward Gaming’s ZmjjKK recently made an appearance in a VOGUE Plus video, giving insight into what he does and introducing esports to a broader audience.
Jayvee “DubsteP” Paguirigan and Lionel “lenne” Lim have been moved to the inactive roster of Team Secret as part of the team’s rebuild for 2024.
Sengoku Gaming have once again expanded their horizons internationally by signing the Korean tandem of Kim “JinboongE” Jin-won and Kim “Gwangboong” Gwang-won.
Attack All Around have bolstered their ranks with two new additions in the form of Patcharapon “Niffy” Junman and coach Tosapol “TOR” Saekow
Changes to the starting lineup of Global Esports have been confirmed by the CEO, Rushindra Sinha, for the upcoming season.
Paper Rex’s Benedict “Benkai” Tan has expressed his desire to continue competing and is actively in search of a new team as a restricted free agent.
Tyson “TenZ” Ngo from Sentinels and Ilia “something” Petrov from Paper Rex will be attending RAGE VALORANT 2023 in Japan.
The Stockholm-based organization has completed its Chinese VALORANT lineup, which includes some notable names from APAC.
Bleed Esports are now down to three players with the departures of Marcus “nephh” Tan and Tyler “juicy” Aeria to National Service.
The VCT Game Changers APAC Last Chance Qualifier is now down to the final eight teams competing for the final two spots in the Elite stage.
