As the competitive season of 2024 is about to kick off, most Valorant teams are undergoing changes in their rosters, and Attack All Around is no exception. Today, representatives of the organization announced that they are parting ways with Sutthichai "Potter" Promsrikaew.
On their official Twitter account, the organization bid farewell to their "best player." They thanked Potter for his contributions to the team's history and stated that despite the time to say goodbye, Sutthichai will forever remain a part of their collective.
Thank you to the best player, Sutthichai "Potter" Promsrikaew, one of AAA's participants in VALORANT 2023. We would like to thank Potter, who has always been dedicated to competition and self-improvement. If you become part of our family, you will remain a part of it forever.
Sutthichai "Potter" Promsrikaew joined the Thai team at the beginning of 2023, starting his journey in the professional Valorant scene. During his time under the Attack All Around banner, Sutthichai participated in numerous tournaments but was unable to secure victories. Among his achievements, the young player only achieved third place at VALORANT Challengers 2023: Thailand Split 1, while other Riot Games tournaments and offseason events resulted in fifth place or lower.
There is currently no information regarding whether Potter plans to seek a new team in the near future. Meanwhile, the Attack All Around roster currently consists of six players, so they do not need to search for a replacement for the young newcomer.
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