Excel Esports said goodbye to EMENES

Representatives of the eSports club announced on their Twitter account that the Korean League of Legends player had left the LoL roster. The place in the squad was vacated by the mid-line player Min-su 'EMENES' Jang.

The esportsman joined the team on January 7 this year. For eight months, the team took part only in NLC 1st Division Spring 2022, a championship with a prize fund of two invites to EU Masters 2022 and rating points. The team took fifth place, earning 60 rating points there, and was left without an invite to EU Masters 2022.

Now, with the departure of EMENES, there are four people left in the team. Topliner Felix 'Kryze' Hellström, jungler Daniel 'Dan' Hockley, Alexander 'Venzer' Kostadinov and Gary 'FGG' Clarke will represent Excel Esports. Now instead of the departed EMENES, the Polish player Adrian 'Mrozku' Skoneniy is playing in Excel Esports.

Updated Excel Esports roster

• kryze
• Dan
• Mrozku
• Venzer
• FGG

Excel Esports are currently taking part in NLC Division 1 Summer 2022. Its prize pool is three invitations to EU Masters 2022, the main European League of Legends championship, where 150,000 euros are up for grabs. Excel Esports has already entered the top three and secured an invitation to the upcoming EU Masters 2022.

The departed EMENES began his career as a professional League of Legends player in 2019 under the DRX Academy tag. Later, he played for such clubs as KeG Ulsan, Legacy Esports and Galakticos, after which he moved to the ranks of BT Excel, which became known as Excel Esports. EMENES has victories at the KeG 2019 Championship and OPL Split 1 2020. Throughout his career, the esportsman has almost reached the mark of $500 in prize money.