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 main reason Gen.G let go of these seven team members was the expiration of their contracts.
Peng “Roninbaby” Xu and Wang “Cate” Binjie are the latest names from Asian Counter-Strike to make the switch over to VALORANT, now representing Invictus Gaming.
With Yoo “Moothie” Seung-woo’s exit, only one active member remains in NORTHEPTION.
The latest major entry of 17Gaming to the Chinese VALORANT scene has been revealed.
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.
