Moe benched as second change to Fnatic roster
Moe has been primarily Fnatic’s Sova player since they were formed as SUMN FC way back in 2020, though, with their recent struggles, he’s begun to take up a duelist role. While his stats haven’t been awful lately, Fnatic’s results have, and it’s impossible to tell what really went wrong as none of their recent games have been streamed. With a 2-0 loss to Alliance putting them out of contention in Challengers 1, though, it’s just another in a long string of poor results that have left Fnatic completely out of the discussion for the best teams in Europe.
With tsack and Moe benched, the pressure is on. Fnatic need to fill out a roster worthy of the status of their organization, and they’ll have a week to do it. Challengers 2 kicks off in Europe on April 10th.
Fnatic are now:
Jake “Boaster” Howlett
James “Mistic” Orfila
Domagoj “Doma” Fancev
Kostas “tsack” Theodoropolous (Benched)
Muhammad “Moe” Hariff (Benched)
Jacob “mini” Harris (Coach)
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