All news: Fnatic

KRIMZ has parted ways with fnatic after nearly 10 years, over $1M in earnings, and a trophy list that includes IEM, WESG, and ESL titles.

The British esports organization has decided to rethink its youth program.

The 23-year-old British sniper talked about the earnings of modern e-sportsmen on a recent live broadcast.

The contract of the 20-year-old Swede with the club has ended, but he will finish playing with the team in the ESL Challenger.

The 27-year-old Brit has decided to focus on his stomach problems in order to come back stronger.

The 23-year-old American esportsman is known for his performances for the Lyngby Vikings/ECSTATIC team.

The British organization decided not to renew the agreement with their sniper, with whom they won the WePlay Academy League.

For the first time in the history of the WePlay Academy League tournament series, a team that is not called MOUZ NXT wins.

The 26 year old Dutch player spent his last year with ECSTATIC.

Changes also took place on the coaching bridge - from now on, the team is headed by SheddaN.

In addition, the sporting director of the fnatic organization hinted that the club had already found a fifth player and signed a contract with him.

The 22-year-old Swedish esportsman has spent the last year and a half with Dignitas.

The Swedish Counter-Strike legend will help the team in the upcoming Pinnacle Cup Championship 2022.

The esportsman used to play in the academic roster.

The rumors turned out to be true.

As expected, the official announcement will take place today.

The club is currently negotiating with Endpoint for the transfer of the 18-year-old Jordanian esportsman.

NEOFRAG is currently being tested by OG and fnatic, reserving the right of choice.

Both players will help the team at the upcoming WePlay Academy League Season 4, which starts tomorrow, May 24th.

The 21-year-old Danish esportsman has been playing for Copenhagen Flames for the last half a year.