Today, news emerged about the unexpected end of the collaboration between the Korean club T1 and one of its members. As announced by the team's representatives, the contract with Lee "k1Ng" Seung-won was mutually terminated.

This unusual decision shocked the club's fans, who are eager for any explanations, but so far, neither party has provided any. In their official Twitter account, T1's representatives merely announced the end of the collaboration and wished Lee success in the future. In turn, the professional player also did not reveal details, only thanking for the time spent together.

The decision was made today that we will part ways with "KING" by mutual agreement. We wish him success in all his future endeavors.

Lee "k1Ng" Seung-won - a 23-year-old Korean Valorant player who joined the team just two months ago, in early September 2023. During his time under the T1 banner, he participated in the show match KCX3: Karmine Corp vs The World and brought victory to the team. He also helped the club secure fourth place at the off-season TEN Valorant Global Invitational.

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As mentioned above, there are no details yet on the reasons for this swift separation. It can be speculated that the club's representatives were not satisfied with k1Ng's results, but during his time on the competitive scene, he usually found himself at the top of the post-match tables. Therefore, the theory of poor performance can be dismissed. We will await official comments.