Roster List of 10 Valorant Pacific League (VPL) Franchise Teams 2023!
The Valorant professional league has continued to develop rapidly over the past few years. Seeing that, Riot Games created a league that is more organized in franchise league The upcoming VCT 2023.
Of the 30 teams that are entitled to the slot, each is divided into three regions consisting of America, Europe and the Pacific. One area that has attracted a lot of attention from Indonesian fans is, of course, the 10 teams in the Pacific.
Several teams have announced their players, here’s the provisional roster for the 10 Franchise Valorant Pacific League 2023 teams!
Also Read: Global Esports (GE) Officially Announces 4 Valorant Roster, Are There Indonesian Players?
Valorant Pacific League (VPL) Franchise Roster
Timetable lock The main roster of each team has actually officially ended on October 15, 2022. And apparently, each team has also reported the names of their players to Riot Games.
Even so, only a few teams have just released and announced their main players to the public. So rumors about players will likely still be hot to discuss until the transfer market officially closes on February 1, 2023.
offseason #VCT sheet 13.0 pic.twitter.com/PMEqOAyjBT
— FlyNN (@FlyNN_vlr) October 18, 2022
Here are the leaked names of players that we managed to get from the twitter of a leaker, @FlyNN_vlr, for the 10 teams in the Pacific region:
Detonation Gaming (Japan)
- Suggest
- Seoldam (probably)
- Xnfri (probably)
- Takej (probably)
DRX Vision (South Korea)
- Stax
- RB
- Mako
- Zest
- Buzz
- Foxy9
- Mica
- Termi (Head Coach)
- Argency (Assistant)
- Glow (Assistant)
- CHILD (Assistant)
Gen.G Esports (Korea)
- Meteor
- eKo
- TS
- King
- Intro
- BeYN (rumor)
- Bail (Head Coach)
Global Esports (India)
- Ayrin
- Wronski
- T3xture
- Bazzi
- SkRossi
- Lightningfast
- Monkey
- Erases
Paper Rex (Singapore)
- F0rsaken
- mindfreak
- Benkai
- D4v41
- Jinggg
- Xccurate (probably)
- Alecks (Head Coach)
Rex Regum Qeon (Indonesia)
- Nexi
- 2GE
- Eman
- Ejay
- KellyS
- Tea bottle
- Fl1pzjder
- Ewok (Head Coach)
- RBTX (Analyst)
T1 (South Korea)
- Xeta
- Munchkin
- Tire
- Iplayer
- Autumn (Coach)
- Stunner (Analyst)
Talon Esports (Thailand)
- Crws (probably)
- Foxz (probably)
- Sushiboy (probably)
- JitBoyS (probably)
- Kaadoom (probably)
- Patiphan (probably)
Team Secret (Philippines)
- JessieVash
- Dubstep
- Borkum
- Jeremy
- Invy
- Ienne
- Fayde (Coach)
Zeta Division (Japan)
- Laz
- Crow
- DEP
- Sugarz3ro
- TENNN
- Reita
- XQQ (Head Coach)
- Junior (Analyst)
Also Read: RRQ Officially Announces Fl1pzjder Joining the 2023 VPL Roster, After Riot Rebuked?
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