Today, the relatively unknown Chinese team Titan Esports Club announced on their Twitter profile the acquisition of the widely beloved Valorant player, Goo "Rb" Sang-min. His move to such an unpopular club has shocked many of his fans.

Goo "Rb" Sang-min, a three-time participant in world championships, has gathered a massive fan base. Throughout his long career, the player has achieved numerous accolades; however, he has yet to attain the coveted victory. In 2022, while playing for DRX, the Korean team came closest to the championship title but fell short to OpTic Gaming, finishing in second place.

In 2023, Rb and his team experienced their least successful results of their entire careers. This led to Rb being benched, after which he parted ways with the club. However, after a brief period, the Korean player found a new team that warmly welcomed him on their Twitter page:

We are excited to announce that RB has officially joined TEC Valorant. Let's welcome RB! We look forward to seeing him, a professional top player, as a member of our team, sparking even more remarkable performances as we tackle future challenges together!

 

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Titan Esports Club is a young team with limited experience in the Valorant scene. Rb will serve as a reliable pillar for the young roster, bringing a wealth of knowledge and skills that will strengthen them in the future.