doma has been placed on FNATIC FNATIC Europe Rank #2 Sayonara Ștefan Mîtcu stand-in Boaster Jake Howlett kaajak Kajetan Haremski Chronicle Timofey Khromov Alfajer Emir Ali Beder 's inactive roster, confirming an earlier report from VLR.gg.

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Valorant Roster Update: @domaVALORANT has been moved to the inactive roster, and will be allowed to pursue new opportunities.

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doma was one of Fnatic's most tenured members, having played his first official with the squad on October 24, back when they were SUMN FC SUMN FC Inactive Moe40 Muhammad Hariff doma Domagoj Fancev Mistic James Orfila Boaster Jake Howlett tsack Konstantinos Theodoropoulos . Fnatic removed two players after an unsuccessful Stage 1 campaign, but kept doma.

Fnatic's refreshed roster showed much better results in Stage 2 and, at just 17 years-old, doma placed second in Masters Reykjavik, Riot's first international Valorant tournament, after losing to Sentinels 3-0 in the grand final. The Croatian player and his team later missed Masters Berlin.

Fnatic placed in the top eight of Valorant Champions to close out their year. They bested Vision Strikers Vision Strikers Inactive stax Kim Gu-taek (김구택) Rb Goo Sang-min (구상민) Zest Kim Ki-seok (김기석) BuZz Yu Byung-chul (유병철) MaKo Kim Myeong-gwan (김명관) and Cloud9 Cloud9 North America Rank #5 Xeppaa Erick Bach Rossy Daniel Abedrabbo v1c Victor Truong moose Kaleb Jayne OXY Francis Hoang to make it out their group in first place. Their Champions run ended in the quarterfinals, defeated 2-1 by KRÜ Esports KRÜ Esports Latin America South Rank #3 keznit Angelo Mori mta Nicolás González Shyy Fabian Usnayo .

In their official announcement, the English organization stated this is the first of several changes they have planned for a successful 2022 roster.

For now, FNATIC FNATIC Europe Rank #2 Sayonara Ștefan Mîtcu stand-in Boaster Jake Howlett kaajak Kajetan Haremski Chronicle Timofey Khromov Alfajer Emir Ali Beder are: