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15:59, 21.09.2023
Representatives of the Indian organization Global Esports announced on September 20 on the club's official Twitter page about the joining of the new team captain - Russel "Russ" Mendes. On September 21, the coaching staff was also introduced, consisting of two people - Peter "Spin" Bradford and Morgan "BigTime" Jay.
This might come in as a surprise to some, much like our desi food!
— Global Esports (@GlobalEsportsIn) September 20, 2023
Some can mistake it to be friendly and inviting, laid back & chill; but beneath its surface, a SPICY THRILL is waiting.
While there’s a lot to say, all we want to right now is “Welcome back, @RussVALORANT!… pic.twitter.com/oo56oR6Bg9
Building a home, needs a strong foundation.
— Global Esports (@GlobalEsportsIn) September 21, 2023
We’re rebuilding with our crucial pillars, @BigTimeVAL1 and @coach_spin - which will ensure the growth of Global Esports in VCT 2024, and beyond. ❤️#VCT #GEFighting pic.twitter.com/aPNkFOI1Bi
Global Esports organization keeps the suspense high, offering fans intrigue regarding the lineup for VCT 2024. Gradually, with small intervals, the team representatives announce one main roster player at a time. After the announcement of Russel "Russ" Mendes and the new coaching staff, the team currently includes three active players, a head coach, and his assistant.
Global Esports Roster
- Benedict "Benkai" Tan
- Abhirup "Lightningfast" Choudhury
- Russel "Russ" Mendes
- Peter "Spin" Bradford (Head Coach)
- Morgan "BigTime" Jay (Assistant Coach)
Russ
25-year-old Russel "Russ" Mendes started his career in 2020. Over this period, the player earned almost $20,000 in prize money and participated in the Masters tournament - VCT 2022: Stage 2 Masters - Copenhagen, representing the Guild Esports team. Here, he achieved the most significant accomplishments of his career. The player has substantial experience in the captain's role, so he will easily handle this task in the new team.
Coaching Staff
Both coaches, Peter "Spin" Bradford and Morgan "BigTime" Jay, are not new faces in Global Esports. They have previously participated in coaching the team. However, now Peter "Spin" Bradford has been promoted and has become the head coach, while Morgan "BigTime" Jay has extended his current contract, so he will continue to serve as the assistant coach and provide support to the new head coach.
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