According to recent rumours, Trần “bucute” Công Danh is currently trialing with Fancy United Esports and may compete in upcoming events, potentially replacing Nia in the roster. Bucute is a rising young talent in Vietnamese Valorant. He debuted with Rapid Lofi Academy, where he showcased significant potential. In 2024, Team Flash recruited him for his first OFF//SEASON tournament, the SOOP Valorant League Vietnam. However, they failed to qualify for the main event, falling to

According to recent rumours, Vietnamese Valorant star Nguyễn “Nizzy” Tấn Thành is currently trialing for Team Secret Academy. If signed, he would either join as the sixth player or replace an existing member of the roster. N1zzy: A Proven Talent in Vietnam’s Valorant Scene N1zzy has long been recognized for his independent playstyle and extensive competitive experience. He first made waves in 2021 with EGO, showcasing his talent to the broader community. In 2022, he moved to

Kimmy Kittens has officially rebranded as Motiv Esports after securing sponsorship from Motiv Bowling. With this new backing, the team has also made two key signings to fill the gaps left by departing players: Panyawat “sushiboys” Subsiriroj Henri “Flaring” Forichon Sushiboys & Flaring: SEA’s Familiar Faces Return: Sushiboys has extensive international experience, having previously played for X10/XERXIA and Talon Esports, where he competed on the biggest stages, including VCT

Team Flash, one of the most successful Valorant teams in Vietnam, has officially disbanded from the competitive scene. According to sources, the organization cited challenges in securing sponsorships and a lack of international achievements as key factors behind the decision. Team Flash’s Journey in Valorant Team Flash made its debut in 2024 after acquiring the Tài Năng Trẻ lineup, a mix of veteran players and young talents. Their first major appearance was in Predator League

Rex Regum Qeon has parted ways with Park "Estrella" Gun (박건), ending his tenure as the team’s in-game leader. The decision comes after...

After two days of intense competition, the Vikings League: Season 1 has concluded, with Blue Eyes White Dragon (BEWD) emerging as the champions. The tournament, which featured 82 teams, saw some of the best Valorant talent in Vietnam battle it out for glory. Held across all Vikings Net Cyber locations in Vietnam on March 28, the semifinals featured four top teams: Genz Esport (GENZ) Blue Eyes White Dragon (BEWD) Raptors Esports (RE) Clutch of Geniuses (COG) Semifinal Results

Original Gaming, a well-known name in the Vietnamese Valorant scene, is hinting at a return to competition. The organization is reportedly assembling a full roster of five players and one substitute, signaling their intent to compete in upcoming tournaments. OG has a history of participating in Vietnamese community events, including VCL Vietnam and Predator League Vietnam, though they struggled to achieve significant success. Now, with a fresh lineup, they aim for a stronger

FunPlus Phoenix has officially announced the signing of Chen “XII” Yanxiang. He will serve as a substitute for Qu “Life” Donghao if needed. XII is a well-known player in the VCL Taiwan scene, having debuted in 2022 with Five Ace Esports before moving to Griffin E-Sports. Renowned for his aggressive playstyle and sharp entry skills, he has delivered strong performances with Yoru and Jett while competing for Night Wing Gaming and 黎明企鵝 in the VCT China Evo Series and SOOP Elite

According to sources, 2GAME has announced that Zap will no longer be part of their roster. His departure came as a surprise to the team, which now faces the challenge of finding a new IGL before March 29. The reason for his exit has not been disclosed, and Zap has removed all mentions of 2GAME from his social media. A veteran in the Brazilian Valorant scene, Zap debuted with Team oNe in First Strike Brazil and later played for KeyD Stars in 2021. He competed with stack 5 (Try

Wang “Clem” Ke-ching and Kelly “shirazi” Jaudian have officially joined Nova Esports GC, as indicated by their updated descriptions. Clem, a rising Valorant Game Changers talent, debuted in VCT 2021 Hong Kong & Taiwan before taking a two-year hiatus. She later returned with Chao Hui EDG, leading them to VCT Game Changers Championship 2023. Similarly, Shirazi has dominated SEA Game Changers, competing with SMG/Xipto, securing multiple titles, and finishing top 4 at two VCT Gam

After the Relegation Round, VCL 2025 SEA: Split 2 is back with 12 teams competing for a chance to earn crucial circuit points and maintain their standings for VCT Ascension Pacific. Tournament Format The Main Stage and Playoffs will take place from April 2 to May 18. Like Split 1, Split 2 features a Group Stage followed by Playoffs. In the Group Stage, 12 teams will be divided into Group A and Group B. The top three teams from each group will advance to the Playoffs. The Play

UNC has officially parted ways with its VALORANT roster. The players will either take an extended break or seek new opportunities in the competitive scene. UNC has been a familiar name in Vietnamese Valorant, making its debut in VCL 2024 Vietnam: Split 2 by sponsoring Team KOBIET—a roster of five young talents. However, they failed to make a significant impact that season, finishing in 7th place overall. After a break, UNC revamped its lineup for Onlive Vietnam Series Season

Before VCT Pacific 2025 begins, the Vikings League— Vietnam’s tournament for young talents and experienced players — is back with a fresh look and ready to make an impact. Supported by VNG, the Vikings League aims to provide a competitive playground for all players, from newcomers to VCT veterans, under the slogan: “Origin, Rise as a Warrior.” The tournament will take place from March 22 to March 28 across all Vikings Net Cyber locations in Vietnam. It will follow a single-el

Before VCT Pacific: Stage 1, RRQ announcement their new IGL Ngo “crazyguy” Cong Anh from DSG. He will replace Park “Estrella” Gun. Ngo “crazyguy” Cong Anh is renowned for his exceptional game sense and leadership, earning him the nickname “Beast from the East” in Vietnam. Known for his independent gameplay and strategic prowess, he helped BLEED secure the VCT Ascension 2023 Championship. His flexibility as both an Initiator and Controller makes him a valuable asset. With VCT

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