Cryocells and Asuna stay with 100 Thieves for VCT 2027
For four years, Matthew "Cryocells" Dylan Panganiban and Peter "Asuna" Mazuryk have been inseparable, becoming something of the Batman and Robin of VALORANT. After representing 100 Thieves together for so long, the duo will continue their partnership for another year, as both players have signed contract extensions with the organization.
Cryocells marks four years with 100 Thieves
Cryocells has established himself as one of the best Sentinel players in the world, known for his incredible timing on flanks and ability to make life difficult for his opponents. Back in 2022, Cryo departed from XSET, an organization that helped shape several top-tier players, including himself, to take the next step in his career.
Four years ago, Cryo began a new chapter with 100 Thieves. Despite the ups and downs along the way, including a two-year absence from international events, 2026 proved to be one of the team's strongest seasons yet. Not only did 100 Thieves win an international trophy at the EWC - Esports World Cup 2026, but they also secured their second regional title in the Americas, their first since 2024.
This year also marked 100 Thieves' best-ever Champions finish, with the team securing third place at the VCT 2026 - VALORANT Champions 2026. After such a successful season, Cryo has decided to stick with the organization for another year, extending his contract and continuing his partnership with 100 Thieves into 2027.
Cryocells expressed his gratitude for the past four years with 100 Thieves and made it clear that he is ready for another season with the organization.
"Grateful for the last 4 years. Lets do it again :)"
Asuna extends his six-year tenure with 100 Thieves
Few players have shown the same level of loyalty to their organization as Asuna. Since joining 100 Thieves in 2020, he has remained with the team, never choosing to move elsewhere. Even during his two-month inactive period, Asuna stayed committed to the organization and remained an important part of its identity.
Through all the ups and downs and everything the team has been through over the years, he has never walked away. That won't change in 2027, as Asuna has extended his contract and will continue representing 100 Thieves for another season. In an X post, Asuna made it clear that he is ready to keep making history with 100 Thieves.
"Happy to have been here for 6 years already and the story doesn't stop now. Let's write more chapters!"
100 Thieves roster for VCT 2027
So far, 100 Thieves have yet to announce any further roster changes or confirm which players will remain with the team for the 2027 season. More updates are expected in the coming weeks.
If 100 Thieves retain the rest of their current roster, these are the players expected to represent the organization in 2027:
- Peter "Asuna" Mazuryk
- Sean "bang" Bezerra
- Matthew "Cryocells" Dylan Panganiban
- Jordan "vora" Pulwer
- Timothée "Timotino" Lavigne Dupont
- Laurynas "Nbs" Kisielius (Head Coach)
- Erik "d00mbr0s" Sandgren (Assistant Coach)
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Sofia is an esports journalist from Porto, Portugal, with two years of professional experience and a background in college newspapers and local TV. She has always loved telling people’s stories, making interviews her favorite part of the job. Her passion for gaming started by watching her older brother play Pokémon, but it was discovering VALORANT during the pandemic that made her want to work in esports.
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