The Valorant discipline team Apeks has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with players from the former Team Liquid, Dom "soulcas" Sulcas, Auni "AvovA" Chahade from the former Team Heretics, and MOLSI from Team Vitality, according to a source from Sheep Esports.

Apeks participated in the VCL 2023 NE Polaris tournament last season. They secured victories in the first two splits and then competed in the VCT 2023 Ascension EMEA, where they lost in the finals to the team Gentle Mates, missing the chance to advance to VCT EMEA.

Despite the Apeks team not having an officially confirmed roster, the fact that they are planning to participate in the 2024 season speaks volumes. According to reports, they have signed contracts with soulcas, AvovA, and MOLSI, who have previously had successful performances in VCT EMEA.

Soulcas first entered the Valorant scene in 2020 and joined Team Liquid in the same year, where he played for three years. AvovA also began his Valorant career in 2020, successfully playing for Team Heretics and G2 Esports, achieving two appearances in international tournaments such as VCT 2021 Stage3 Masters. However, after returning to Team Heretics in 2022, he couldn't achieve the expected results and announced his departure on November 6.

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MOLSI, after a successful performance with Giants and other teams, joined Team Vitality in November 2022. Despite finishing sixth in the regular season and making it to the playoffs, the team announced MOLSI move to the bench.

While the organization has neither confirmed nor denied the rumors, the players themselves remain silent and provide no hints. We will soon find out whether the rumors surrounding the Apeks team are true.