On August 30th, Doma announced the end of his contract with FNATIC, the team he joined in July 2024 as the sixth substitute player. He is now a free agent and open to offers from teams in all regions, with no transfer fee required.

Career Beginnings and Achievements with FNATIC

The 21-year-old Doma began his career in the competitive Valorant scene in 2020. In August of that year, he joined the team SUMN FC, which later became FNATIC. With FNATIC, Doma achieved significant success, placing second in First Strike EU and fourth in Red Bull Home Ground 2020. In February 2021, he officially joined FNATIC.

Journey with European and Asian Teams

With FNATIC, Doma placed second in the VCT 2021 Stage 2 Masters and helped the team qualify for VALORANT Champions 2021. However, in January 2022, his contract with FNATIC ended. Following this, Doma played for several mid-tier European teams, such as TENSTAR and MAD Lions, but his success was inconsistent.

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In February 2023, Doma joined the Indian team Velocity Gaming, where he got his first taste of the Asian scene. Despite competing against the region's top players, the team failed to reach the final Ascension tournament, placing 6th in VCL 2023 India Split 1 and 8th in Split 2. In December 2023, Doma moved to the Turkish team Digital Athletics, but he did not achieve significant success there either, leading to the termination of his contract in May 2024.

Return to FNATIC and Future Prospects

At VALORANT Champions 2024, held in Korea, Doma accompanied FNATIC, despite not participating in official matches. The team finished in sixth place. Now, with experience playing in various regions, including Europe, India, and Turkey, Doma is once again on the lookout for a new team.