Felix Morgan, Head of the EMEA region, announced his departure from Riot Games via his social media page on X (formerly Twitter). Morgan stated that he decided to leave to explore new opportunities after almost four years of successful work at Riot, leading the EMEA region for Valorant.

During his tenure at Riot Games, Felix Morgan played a key role in the development of Valorant in the EMEA region (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa). Under his leadership, the game was launched on consoles, which became one of the most significant projects in his career.

I am very proud of what we have achieved over these years. Valorant has become an incredibly popular game, and I am proud to have been a part of that success. I am grateful to the entire Riot Games team and the gaming community for their support.

Felix Morgan shared

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He thanked the team and millions of players in the region, emphasizing the importance of their support and the results achieved.

It has been a pleasure serving our millions of players in this region, and I am proud of what we have accomplished together.

Morgan noted

During his time leading Valorant EMEA, there were both praise and criticism. Main criticisms included a lack of opportunities for second-tier teams and players, as well as a shortage of tournaments and regional scene support.