Ready for launch! Heading towards VCT23 🚀
Players: @molsival @DestrianVAL @BonecoldVAL @ceNder1337 @TwistenVAL
Staff:@SALAHihb – Head Coach@gorillaVL – Assistant Coach@joejedwards – Positional Coach#VforVictory pic.twitter.com/fabo7kaOLH
— Team Vitality (@TeamVitality) November 11, 2022
The employer has achieved its roster with Michał “MOLSI” Łącki, Tomas “Destrian” Linikas, and Karel “Twisten” Ašenbrener. Vitality has additionally employed former OG Esports head coach Salah Barakat to lead the team.
A New Beginning for Team Vitality in Valorant
To add to the staffing, Joseph “Strong” Edwards and Harry “Gorilla” Mepham will take on the positional train and assistant instruct roles. Vitality completed 2nd in the VALORANT Regional Finals, which concluded in August. Team Vitality took down the likes of Excel, TENSTAR, and FUT Esports, however, the latter managed to get revenge on Vitality in the grand final. Vitality misplaced 3-2 to FUT Esports on Aug. 5, which ended their run in 2nd place.
But the French organization was once one of the few to accomplice with developer Riot Games to take part in the EMEA worldwide league, which is set to start the subsequent year. The worldwide circuit will begin with a kick-off event held in São Paulo, Brazil, in February 2023. The first cut-up of the EMEA worldwide league is set to take vicinity at some stage in April 2023, with Masters and Champions later subsequent year. The first cut-up of Challengers will start in January.
Will Team Vitality make a mark with new talents mixed with a bit of experience? Or will they be stomped by the big players? Let us know your views in the comments.
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