The Chinese team TYLOO, which has not performed well this season, has begun making changes to its Valorant roster. It has been announced that Moses “Splash” Jonathan, who previously played for the Rex Regum Qeon academy team, is joining the team.

What is known about the player

A message appeared on the team's official social media accounts tonight. In a short statement, the team's management welcomes the new member and is delighted with his arrival. Interestingly, it is not yet known who Splash will replace and who will leave TYLOO's main roster.

We are pleased to announce that Splash has officially joined the TYLOO Valorant team. Welcome, Splash!

Moses “Splash” Jonathan is a young 18-year-old Indonesian player who has been competing on the professional Valorant scene since mid-2023. During this time, he has changed several teams, including NEXGA and IGNITE, and spent the last few months with RRQ Academy. Together with other academy members, he failed to show winning results, and the last VALORANT Challengers 2025 Southeast Asia: Split 1 event ended with the team in 7th-8th place, after which Splash left the team.

TYLOO's performance

The Chinese club naturally began to make changes to its roster, as the current roster did not perform well throughout the 2025 season. Due to the following results, TYLOO lost the opportunity to qualify for the international Masters events, as well as Valorant Champions 2025

• VCT 2025: China Kickoff – 9th-12th place

• VCT 2025: China Stage 1 – 11th-12th place

• VCT 2025: China Stage 2 5th-6th place

As a result, the team did not earn any prize money, so changes are obviously in store for it. “Young blood” like Splash can lead the club to new victories, but it is not known when he will start playing in the main lineup. The next tournament for TYLOO is VALORANT China Evolution Series Act 3, which starts in 2 days, so maybe we will see a newcomer in the game there.