roster updates

If the trio were to leave the team, Rizkie “BerserX” Kusuma would be the sole remaining member of BOOM Esports’ VALORANT Champions lineup. 

ONIC Esports’ decision to drop the squad came after it was confirmed that the organization had been denied partnership status in next year’s VCT Pacific League. 

Enigma Gaming announced today that former Global Esports CS player Norbu “Karam1L” Tsering would be replacing Tejas “Rexy” Kotian on the squad.

Velocity Gaming have finalized the transfer of former Reckoning Esports Duelist Saksham “Deadly10” Aurangabadkar to their roster, with the team being solidified with the addition of a coach — David “Dav” Miljanić

The company behind ORDER is one step away from liquidation due to the failure to locate a buyer for the Melbourne-based organization, which is in debt to the tune of six figures. 

Former T1 Korea player and Maru Gaming coach Ye “Anaks” Sang-jun has been added to DRX’s backroom staff, the Korean organization has unveiled. 

The former TSM X coach will be standing behind Alter Ego Celeste for the remainder of this Game Changers season. 

Woo “m4hogany” Sang-ho makes his return to another Indian team after spending a short stint on Blind Esports’ books since June. 

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.

ARF Team’s new Game Changers roster, ARF Starlight, is headlined by former Alter Ego Celeste player Dhammamitta “margeaux” Marvella.