VALORANT post-partnership rostermania tracker: North America

One of the most popular VALORANT regions is set to undergo the most anticipated and sizable offseason since the inception of Riot’s first-person shooter. 

On Sept. 21, Riot announced the 10 teams set to compete in the Americas international league, with the rest of the organizations set to either battle it out in Challengers or exit from the esport. 

Some of the biggest names in esports failed to secure partnerships with Riot, such as OpTic Gaming and TSM. Players from these organizations will likely explore their options in Challengers or the international leagues.

Here are all the roster moves that have happened so far in North America during the 2022-2023 VALORANT offseason.

All VALORANT post-partnership roster changes

Sept. 21

OpTic Gaming players Austin “crashies” Roberts and Victor Wong are unrestricted free agents. Both players’ contracts expired 메이저토토사이트 during Champions earlier this month, as reported by Dot Esports in July. 

The OpTic players are some of the most popular among other partnered teams in the region, OpTic is expected to facilitate future transfers, according to sources.

The Guard player Jacob “valyn” Batio announced he 메이저토토 is a restricted free agent. The other four Guard players will enter restricted free agency, also, a member of The Guard told Dot Esports.

XSET players will seek a new home as a full team, as reported by Dot Esports.

TSM players Corey Nigra and Daniel “Rossy” Abedrabbo announced they are restricted free agents.

Version1 has announced its team will be able to seek offers elsewhere.

Current VALORANT rosters and restricted/unrestricted free agents

Cloud9

vanity

xeppaa

mitch

leaf

curry

NRG

Hazed

s0m

eeiu

Ethan

Tex

100 Thieves

Asuna

stellar

bang

Derrek

Will

Sentinels

TenZ

ShahZam

dapr

Evil Geniuses

Boostio

C0M

Apoth

Reformed

jawgemo

otable Free Agents

Crashies (OpTic)

Victor (OpTic)

Valyn (The Guard)

neT (The Guard)

Sayaplayer (The Guard)

JonahP (The Guard)

Trent (The Guard)

HUYNH (previously Zero MarksMen Black)

b0i (previously Zero MarksMen Black)

Paincakes (previously Akrew)

gucc107 (previously Akrew)

ZacharEEE (previously Akrew)

jovahnii (previously Akrew)

Okeanos (previously City Boys)

NiSMO (Ghost Gaming)

aproto (Ghost Gaming)

johnqt (Ghost Gaming)

brawk (Ghost Gaming)

Koalanoob (Ghost Gaming)

BabyJ (previously 100 Thieves)

Epathy (previously SoaR)

Fiziq (previously SoaR)

Trill (previously SoaR)

Genghsta (Knights)

Exalt (Knights)

XXiF (Knights)

Trick (previously Dark Ratio)

Ange (previously Dark Ratio)

OXY (previously Dark Ratio)

geeza (previously Dark Ratio)

Drone (previously Dark Ratio)

pwny (previously T1)

Corey (TSM)

Rossy (TSM)

Wedid (previously Pioneers)

Jonaaa6 (previously NYXL)

Lear (previously NYXL)

PureVNS (Knights Academy)

Riku (Knights Academy)

BRANTED (previously Evil Geniuses)

The Americas international league will feature Sentinels, NRG, Evil Geniuses, and 100 Thieves from North America, while LOUD, FURIA, and MIBR will represent Brazil. Both Leviatán and KRU Esports will represent Latin America 토토사이트추천

The league will kick off in February with 메이저사이트 a LAN tournament in São Paulo, Brazil. All 30 teams from across the world will compete in the three-week long tournament to replace the first annual split of the international leagues, which will instead resume in 2024. 

The second split will take place in April 2023 while the first and singular Masters event is set to run in June.