Rumors: Fnatic's european tops to say goodbye to head coach?

Today it became known that the contract of the head coach of the European organization Fnatic - Jacob "mini" Harris, disappeared from the official document of Riot Games - Valorant Champions Tour Global Contract Database. Later on, this was also reported by renowned esports journalist Bo Hoogland.

Jacob Harris began performing under the “Orange” banner in February 2021 and it was while with Fnatic that he had his best coaching season. Under his guidance, the team won many championship titles, but the most famous ones were obtained in the current 2023 year. The gaming roster, along with the head coach, won two major VCT 2023 tournaments: LOCK//IN São Paulo and Masters Tokyo 2023, and also secured 2nd place in the regular season of VCT 2023: EMEA League. The team came to the last Valorant Champions 2023 championship as a unanimous favorite, but despite this, they could not achieve victory. As a result, Fnatic finished the tournament in 4th place and lost the opportunity to close the competitive season with one last big win.

After the end of the championship, rumors began to spread online that the “Orange” team was facing a series of reshuffles and changes in the roster. Later, one of the participants - Chronicle refuted these assumptions, stating that the players know about their problems and will be solving them. Read more about this in our material. Therefore, the news that the head coach will leave the team looks quite absurd. Not without the help of Mini, the team had their best and most successful season, so it is unlikely that the 4th place in the championship will be the reason for terminating the contract.

Let us remind you that these are just rumors and there is no official information from the team or from the coach himself, so all that remains is to wait for comments from the organization. And for you, to continue following our portal to find out the future fate of the head coach.

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