The representatives of the Japanese organization Zeta Division announced on their official Twitter page about certain changes to their active Valorant roster. Player Tomoaki "crow" Maruoka transitions to a coaching role, while coach Hibiki "XQQ" Motoyama and another player Tenta "ten" Asai will become streamers for the organization.

After a less than stellar season, Zeta Division's leadership decided to make several adjustments to the roster, moving two players to different roles. Tomoaki "crow" Maruoka has become a coach, and Tenta "ten" Asai has transitioned to a streamer role, along with the former head coach Hibiki "XQQ" Motoyama. Likely, this decision was made in agreement with the players, and they backed this idea, perhaps even proposed it themselves.

Current roster of Zeta Division

• Koji "Laz" Ushida
• Yuma "Dep" Hashimoto
• Shota "SugarZ3ro" Watanabe
• Ryo "barce" Takebayashi
• Tomoaki "crow" Maruoka (Coach)

With these changes, Zeta Division's active roster now consists of just four players. This means that the team needs at least one more player, especially since Riot Games abolished the rule regarding the mandatory substitute player that each franchise representative team of VCT had to have.

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