All news: Transfers

The 22-year-old Australian cybersportsman also spoke about the transition to the Wildcard Gaming team.

With the new line-up, the South Korean organization officially joins the ranks of the partners of the competitive scene.

A 20-year-old Finnish player joins the team for a trial period, getting the chance of a lifetime.

The 26-year-old Norwegian is a former Team Liquid player, where he won numerous championships.

A well-known American specialist leaves Luminosity Gaming to lead a partner team.

The Canadian club continues its expansion in esports disciplines by signing the next roster.

Having brought the PUBG Global Invitational.S 2021 champion title to the team, the 27-year-old American specialist leaves the club.

The 24-year-old Norwegian has been with the team for over four years, winning the GLL Grand Slam: PUBG Classic.

Immediately after entering the affiliate program, the North American organization begins to restructure its composition.

The 22-year-old South Korean player has been playing for the team since November 2021, winning the PUBG Mobile Pro Series 2022 Spring Finals.

The 18-year-old Brazilian has represented the club since last July, finishing third at the PUBG Mobile Global Championship 2022.

The 20-year-old Brazilian player spent two and a half years with the team, winning numerous championships.

The organization decided to say goodbye to Ssung in order to sign Sayden from the Nongshim RedForce team.

The team lasted two years, winning PUBG Mobile Masters League Season 11 and PUBG Mobile Pro League - Brazil Spring 2022.

The South Korean players completed a squad that was in need of a boost after the departures of Foxy and Loki in December.

The 26-year-old South Korean player is moving from Gen.G Esports to his native team, where he started his career in 2018.

Previously, esportsmen played for Gen.G Esports and emTek StormX e-sports, respectively.

The 22-year-old Ukrainian esportsman left the Virtus.pro team, with whom he managed to win two championships.

The South Korean esportsmen played for the club for two years, but now their contracts have ended.

Both players have been playing for the team since December, having won KDV eSports League Season 3 and Diamond PMPL WEU Challenge 2022.

The Japanese esports organization has been represented in the discipline over the past two seasons.

The best team in North America is left without the support of the organization and is looking for a new club for next season.

The 20-year-old Turkish player played for the team from September 2020 to April 2021.

The 22-year-old Chinese esportsman has played the last three seasons with the Infantry team.