TALON has officially announced the signing of Thanyathon "thyy" Nakmee and Taned “killua” Teerasawad to their VALORANT roster, marking a strategic move ahead of the 2025 season.
killua is a versatile Thai player renowned for his proficiency as a flex player, specializing in initiator and controller roles. He began his professional journey with FW ESPORTS in June 2021, where he quickly made a name for himself. In December 2022, killua transitioned to FULL SENSE, contributing significantly to the team's successes, including a first-place finish at the VALORANT Challengers 2023: Thailand Split 1 and a strong showing in regional competitions.
In December 2023, he joined Made in Thailand (MiTH), where he continued to showcase his adaptability and game sense. However, after MiTH announced their ceasing of VALORANT operations, killua returned to FULL SENSE in January 2025, just before Challengers Southeast Asia Split 1. With FULL SENSE, he played a crucial role in the team’s championship run, winning VALORANT Challengers Southeast Asia Split 1. Now, with his move to TALON, he aims to elevate his career further on a bigger stage.
Thyy, promoted from TALON Academy, has demonstrated exceptional skill and potential, making him a promising addition to the main roster. Notably, thyy and fellow TALON member primmie were teammates in XGODNUMBERONE, where they competed in the Challengers Thailand Qualifier. This prior synergy is expected to enhance team dynamics and performance.
With these additions, TALON Esports returns to an all-Thai lineup, reinforcing their national identity and aiming to foster stronger team cohesion. This roster change follows the recent benching of Joseph "ban" Oh Seung-min and Peter "Governor" No, indicating a strategic shift as TALON prepares for the upcoming season.
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