Yacine leaves Tundra Esports
The Swedish duelist of Tundra Esports, Yacine "Yacine" Laghmari, has announced his departure from the team and he is now considering offers from different teams.
Tundra Esports joined the VALORANT community right before VRL - Northern Europe: Polaris - Stage 1 - Main Event. The esports organization formed a competitive roster, acquiring Yacine "Yacine" Laghmari, Malkolm "bonkar" Rench, Ouali "M4CHINA" Manset, Vilius "krea6on" Malinauskas, and Nichlas "Nille" Busk to qualify for the bigger league. However, things didn’t go as planned and Tundra’s VRL - NE: Polaris run ended after not reaching the finals. Tundra Esports reached the playoff stage but couldn't keep up the pace against TENSTAR in the Upper Bracket Final and EXCEL in the Lower Bracket Final.
The duelist of the team, Yacine, had stand-out performances during his VRL run but it still wasn’t enough. Except for two maps in which he preferred Neon, he played Jett and Raze in all of the official games under the Tundra Esports jersey. Yacine held a 1.02 rating with Jett in 284 rounds on top of the 1.0 K/D for the European team. Besides, he has held a 1.11 rating from the beginning of his career.
After Yacine’s departure, Tundra’s current roster consists of:
Nichlas "Nille" Busk
Ouali "M4CHINA" Manset
Vilius "krea6on" Malinauskas
Malkolm "bonkar" RenchOnur Demirkol here, Content Writer for THESPIKEGG. You will see his name on a bunch of different articles here, whether they are breaking news or evergreen guides and content.
His journey in the industry has been marked by influential roles at esteemed platforms such as Flank Esports and 5Mid, where he served as editor-in-chief. Onur made significant contributions to their success in written content and social media, including a notable impact on an issue of the Turkish Esports Federation magazine. Currently, he serves as the Lead Editor for Gamelevate, taking pride in managing a global team of 12 talented writers. Additionally, Onur regularly contributes to Softonic, gHacks, Dataconomy, and Techbriefly. He has written thousands of articles, and that number continues to go up.
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