Cloud 9 Readies Valorant Roster With Two Fresh Additions, but Can the Team Embark on a Phenomenal Run After Tenz’s Year Ago Departure?

Lately, the Valorant community has been going through a thrilling and enticing rollercoaster ride. Why? Because the upcoming Valorant Champions Tour 2023 will soon be starting to shape up. Which directly hints at the reshuffling of the rosters. And recent news about Cloud 9’s roster change has taken over the internet.

Valorant Champions 2023 season comes as a reputed and elitist championship. As per its format, 30 teams, 10 from each region, will compete with the kick-off of 2023. More so, teams have started preparing by reshuffling their teams. And it seems Cloud 9 has ended the speculations by unveiling its new roster.

Cloud 9 roster welcomes the latest additions to the team for the upcoming Valorant season

The Valorant community is flooded with new roster announcements and even more hyped rumors regarding roster changes. Therefore, sending ripples of speculations surrounding the future of players and qualified teams for the upcoming Valorant season. However, a team has just been cemented for an expected phenomenal run.

Cloud 9 is one of the organizations that have had a great impact on the Valorant competitive servers. Moreover, they have wholeheartedly welcomed Yay and Jordan Zellsis Montemurro. Whereas Vanity, Leaf, and Xeppa remain in the playing-five roster.

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Unfortunately, Yay and Zellsis’ former respective teams couldn’t qualify for the upcoming 2023 VCT international leagues. Nevertheless, the players were given the freedom to look out for prospects.

And things seem to have worked out for them. Although no speculation can be formed. But one cannot deny the thought that the organization might be putting on their trust in the players to take the team on a flourishing run.

Here are the reactions of the fans to the unpredictable announcement:

Can the new additions to the team bring out fruitful results?

If one goes back a year, they can surely remember that Tenz had transferred from C9 to Sentinels. Undoubtedly, the player had been a part of a brilliant run of Sentinels. As the team had a dominant fixture run of winning the Valorant Champions Tour 2021 Stage 2 Masters in Reykjavík without dropping a single map.

Especially after Tenz’s exit a year ago, the team was definitely looking ahead to a prosperous outcome of their conjoined efforts. And their recent decision stands as no exception to it. Under this light, the feats of the new faces of C9’s Valorant haven’t gone unnoticed.

Yay’s impeccable duelist firepower on the server had led Optic Gaming to win VCT Masters Reykjavik champions in 2022. However, the team just missed the chance of winning the championship title. But Yay’s prowess and near-perfect ADSing made him a fan favorite.

On the other hand, Zellsis has been ruling the servers with his aggressive and capitalizing initiator plays. The player had recently played for Sentinels in LCQs for the 2022 VCT Champions. Though the team didn’t qualify, the gameplay and charismatic energy of the player stoked the fans. Ultimately, the question stands, will the fresh additions square up the journey of the Cloud 9 roster with an ultimate win?

What do you think about Yay and Zellsis joining Cloud 9 for the upcoming season? Can the team make a remarkable run with a firepower-rich roster? Do tell us in the comments below.

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