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The owners of the club intend to find buyers for franchises, or leave the discipline forever after the end of the season.

The club's creative departments, which were responsible for content creation, social media posting and design, were affected.

Since December, the club has laid off about 120 employees as a result of the reorganization, Business Insider reports.

The organizers of the franchise league decided to move away from cooperation with Twitch two months after the conclusion of the deal.

The company ran into serious financial difficulties, having owed the participants of its former tournaments.

The deal is due to close ahead of the Apex Legends Global Series: Split 1 Playoffs next week.

The Spanish functionary, who has held this position since June 2020, will remain at the club but will continue to work in a different role.

The organization owes more than €9,000 in unpaid wages and around €3,000 in tournament winnings.

Only CEO and founder Adam Stein remained at the club, with the rest of the staff leaving at the end of 2022.

Passions around Carlos Rodriguez and G2 Esports continue - Riot Games intervenes in the matter.

The North American esports organization wants to own one of the best rosters in Europe.

There are more and more rumors about this lately.

Is there another crossover coming to the game?

Insiders report extensive plans for Epic Games.

Rodriguez will sell OpTic Gaming to Team Envy and join it to manage the Call of Duty team.

FURIA plans to start producing its own knitwear.

Are "Born to Win" part of a new discipline for themselves?

According to journalists, the director of OpTic Gaming intends to buy all rights to the OpTic Chicago team.

The breakup of the partnership is possible based on the scandal surrounding the CEO of Riot Games.

The information appeared on the ESTNN portal.

LGD Gaming will help the famous football club.