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The 21-year-old Danish esportsman announced the failure of the club's new project for the next season.

The organization plans to increase investment in the discipline in order to prove itself in the TIER-2 scene in the future.

Recall that in mid-May, the Swedish club announced the breakup with esports players Danah and Pinkalie.

Now, there are three people left in the female Valorant roster of the Alliance team.

The organization revealed that they intend to return to the scene with a new lineup focused on Northern Europe.

The original roster of Alliance by discipline was formed at the beginning of last year.

The 31-year-old British caster has been with the club since the end of 2020, helping build the squad.

Previously, the line-up performed under the name Chat Banned.

The 21-year-old Frenchman's contract with the organization came to an end, while the player himself became a free agent.

The new line-up will prepare the team for the VALORANT Open Tour: France Finals, which will take place from 13 to 20 November.

The French player announced this on his Twitter.

According to an insider neL, the Frenchman decided to leave the team to consider other proposals.

British journalist George Geddes shared the information.

The contract with the French player was signed for three months.

The French player has not yet fully decided on the transition to VALORANT and is still open to offers from CS: GO.

The first changes took place in the Alliance

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