bonk confirm draken

bonk bonk Inactive juseu Elric Belland-Aysan have confirmed the addition of William " draken " Sundin to the team's roster. The Swede was previously on trial for the roster, as revealed previously by Yacine " Yacine " Laghmari on his Twitch stream.

The announcement leads up to a rework of the Swedish roster following the departure of Saif " Sayf " Jibraeel and coach Emil " eMIL " Sandgren from the roster, with the latter moving to European rival Ninjas in Pyjamas Ninjas in Pyjamas Inactive dimasick Dmitriy Matvienko chiwa Egor Stepanyuk Jady Yaroslav Nikolaev rhyme Emir Muminovic .

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Now on bonk, draken returns to a fully-Swedish roster, a familiar environment for the former CS:GO player, who primarily played in Swedish powerhouses such as NiP, Fnatic, and Red Reserve.

The player makes a return to the upper echelons of the European Valorant scene, having previously found wins in multiple early tournaments, such as the G2 Esports European Brawl and the Twitch Rivals Launch Showdown.

In late July, draken made his professional Valorant debut with Inferno Inferno Inactive nieSoW Dustyn Durnas , alongside fellow former CS:GO player Christian " lowel " Garcia Antoran. While the roster made appearances in two Ignition Series events—the Mandatory.gg Cup #2 and the LVL VALORANT Clash 2—Inferno were unable to attain significant results in either.

Bonk have been among one of the most highly-anticipated teams in the European scene. However, with the team failing to receive an invite to the highly coveted BLAST Twitch Invitational and the aforementioned roster changes, the team has been reworking its roster for the next wave of Valorant events amidst their continued search for an organization.

The fifth player for bonk has yet to be revealed at this time.

bonk bonk Inactive juseu Elric Belland-Aysan are now:

Malkolm "bonkar" Rench
Yacine "Yacine" Laghmari
Leo "ziz" Jannesson
William "draken" Sundin

We are talking about fnatic, what does that have to do with liquid? Different orgs approach things differently.

Besides, Liquid got a team first and foremost because they secured ScreaM, not because of the fish guys (Liquid co-ceo said it in an interview). It's the same situation as 100T in NA. If the team keeps underperforming they will cut them and keep ScreaM.

ScreaM = 1M followers on twitch / 400K on twitter + Youtube + Instagram AND he's a top 3 rifler in the world => ppl who followed cs on the entire planet know who he is so he offers a lot of benefits just for branding.

Bonk = ...... nothing. They don't offer any benefit other than their performance in game which is good but not exceptional either + there are currently no stakes in the valorant scene.