KPI Shine's roster on the brink of dissolution - Another member bids farewell to the team

Yesterday, one of the female Valorant players in the KPI Shine Spanish club announced her departure from the team. In her official social media posts, Romanian esports player Julia stated that her contract with the organization is no longer valid, and she is open to new offers.

Julia's collaboration history with the team is quite unusual. She joined the club in early April 2023 but left the team two months later. Later, in September of the same year, she rejoined KPI Shine and remained with the team until yesterday. The esports player herself has not yet commented on her departure, only mentioning that her contract with the club is no longer in effect.

Hello everyone, my contract with KPI Shine is no longer valid, so I'm looking for a new team as a free agent. I'm truly determined to continue competing and improving, so please don't hesitate to reach out to me.

In total, Julia spent 7 months with the team but was unable to achieve the desired results. The team failed all three stages of VCT 2023: Game Changers EMEA, resulting in them missing the opportunity to qualify for the Women's World Championship. The only achievements in the club were in tier-3 tournaments, among which only VALORANT East: eLadies Cup #1 brought victory to the team.4

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Like Julia herself, representatives of KPI Shine have not yet commented on the roster changes, but it should be noted that with Julia's departure, the team's dissolution continues. Currently, only two players remain in the main roster, leaving the club's future uncertain.