After being released from his contract with Team Vitality at the start of the year, 22-year-old Jayson "Kyojin" Nguyen Van has found himself a new home. 

The rifler will represent Team Falcons with his teammates from the orgless team Akimbo. The team showed great potential at the ESL Challenger League, and has now officially joined the Saudi-based Organization. The team consists of three former LDLC players, Bryan "⁠Maka⁠" Canda, Nicolas "⁠Keoz⁠" Dgus, Ali "⁠hAdji⁠" Haïnouss.

Jordan "⁠Python⁠" Munck-Foehrle is the fifth man on the roster that is currently ranked #54 in the world.

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Jordan "Python" Munck-Foehrle seeks to pursue his goals elsewhere as he leaves a bleeding Heretics roster behind. With him, both newly signed in-game leader Timothée "DEVIL" Démolon and coach Boris "flex0r" Latry will also say their final goodbyes with the Spanish organization. Heretics have had a rough time finding their form in 2020, and with the departure of "Maka" and "xms" the team seemed to be going nowhere. 

Whilst they tried a new recipe for success by hiring in-game leader "DEVIL" and a new coach in "flex0r" the results didn't improve and it seemed destined that the roster was to split up, once again. "DEVIL" described his unhappiness with the situation within the roster in an extensive Twitlonger, stating that he wasn't pleased with his role at the roster: "There are always 80% non-game issues in our French teams and the changes are never the right ones"

Whether or not Heretics will be able to bounce back, and prosper in 2021 is uncertain. We hope to see them competing at the big stages as soon as possible. 

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