BraveAF joined Fnatic on 21st January 2021, from OneBreathe Gaming. He is 26 years old player from Russia. He was suspended from Fnatic Valorant roster after a few chats were leaked between him and a girl, about an amid situation going between Russia and Ukraine. Valorant Masters 2022 is starting from 10th of April and, this was a bad news for Fnatic fans. Everyone was worried if the organisation can find a replacement for BraveAF before the LAN tournament.
An update regarding BraveAF. pic.twitter.com/7OxrT7mJ2C
— FNATIC (@FNATIC) March 30, 2022
There is an internal investigation going on by Fnatic, as per reports until, and BraveAF can return to Pro Valorant is he is found not-guilty of the allegation. BraveAF issued an apology and said he didn’t mean to hurt sentiments of anyone or offend any nation. It was a chat when the matter was not so serious and was a casual conversation betweeen the two.
Who Will Replace BraveAF For VCT Masters?
As VCT Masters is around the corner, they had to find a replacement for BraveAF as soon as possible. It had to be a player who holds an experience in LAN events to not face major LAN pressure. The task was also to find a player who has an experience in the role of Initiator or Controller.
VCT Roster Update: As we set our eyes on Masters Reykjavík, we welcome @FearothVAL to the roster.
We want to express a huge thank you to @theAllianceGG for allowing this loan to happen.
Read more about the change:
— FNATIC (@FNATIC) March 31, 2022
Fnatic quickly grabbed the chance to Loan star player Enzo “Fearoth” Mestari from The Alliance. Fearoth is an In-game-leader for The Alliance, he had made his name first in Counter Strike eSports and now has been performing well in Valorant. Fearoth is a 25 years old, French player who mains Sova and Skye. Which can be a perfect replacement for BraveAF.
Team Director Colin ‘CoJo’ Johnson had this to say:
