Talon Esports part with markL

Talon Esports Talon Esports Asia-Pacific Rank #14 Crws Thanamethk Mahatthananuyut JitBoyS Jittana Nokngam Surf Thanachart Rungapajaratkul lenne Lim You Xiang Lionel ban Joseph Seungmin Oh Governor Peter No have parted with Mark "markL" Lester, leaving only Go "UdoTan" Kyung-won (고경원) on the roster.

markL

@markLVALO

Officially LFT.
Open to any offers. Willing to relocate.
Pref:SG/MY,INDO,PH.
DM for more details.
Roles : Duel(Neon,Yoru,Jett)/Ini(Sova,Fade,Skye)/Senti
Able to 2nd caller as well.
RTs very much appreciated. 🙌🏻

Talon entered the scene before Stage 2: Philippines Challengers circuit. The team announced markL as a part of the initial roster, alongside his fellow countrymen Andrei "Drei" Butulan and Aaron "gnaru" Bonaobra, as well as Korean players UdoTan and "Alex" . However, the team did not succeed as they lost in their debut match to Stream Raiders Nacague Stream Raiders Nacague Asia-Pacific Rank #62 Yanagi Shintaro Mark Daryl Timbang Corpuz Worship Ian Ga Boogeyyy Khiloy Azucena ABATMAN Franc Lenard Meija and were ultimately eliminated by Alpha Esports Pro Alpha Esports Pro Inactive Yort Troy Hiramia d0rf Phạm Huỳnh Toàn Quốc gin Phan Văn Gin Ching Enrico Perez ChrisM Christian Rosquillo in the open qualifiers, ending their group stage ambitions and year after just six matches. Soon after, the team parted with Alex and signed Patrick "PatMen" Mendoza.

Last month, Talon were announced as one of ten teams in the Pacific partnership league. The organization stated their intent to field a Thai roster. As a result, they released Drei, gnaru, and PatMen a couple of weeks later. Talon Esports are set to compete in the kick-off clash in Sao Paulo, Brazil, where all 30 partnership teams will be attending come February.

Go "UdoTan" Kyung-won (고경원)
In "Creative" Moo-keun (인무근) (Coach)