Last night, representatives of the German organization SK Gaming announced on their Twitter account the creation of a Valorant division. The organization plans to build its own headquarters and host an interesting event.

SK Gaming is one of the oldest esports organizations, founded back in 1997. Throughout its existence, the organization has established teams in most competitive disciplines, including: Counter-Strike, FIFA, Rocket League, League of Legends, and StarCraft 2.

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Details about the future Valorant team are yet to be disclosed. The future players and the league in which SK Gaming will participate are unknown. However, given that Leo Faria - the head of the esports direction at Riot Games - welcomed the organization, it can be assumed that the team will immediately receive a partnership program.