doma
has been placed on
Fnatic
Fnatic
Europe
Rank #6
Enzo
Enzo Mestari
Derke
Nikita Sirmitev
Boaster
Jake Howlett
Mistic
James Orfila
Alfajer
Emir Ali Beder
's inactive roster, confirming an earlier report from VLR.gg.

Read more about the change here:
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 #4
curry
Rahul Nemani
Xeppaa
Erick Bach
leaf
Nathan Orf
mitch
Mitch Semago
vanity
Anthony Malaspina
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 #1
delz1k
Joaquin Espinoza
NagZ
Juan Pablo Lopez
Klaus
Nicolas Ferrari
Mazino
Roberto Rivas
keznit
Angelo Mori
.
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 #6
Enzo
Enzo Mestari
Derke
Nikita Sirmitev
Boaster
Jake Howlett
Mistic
James Orfila
Alfajer
Emir Ali Beder
are: