"Anyone know a good duelist player? Asking for a friend" was the message posted today on the official Twitter account of the German organization G2 Esports. It's clear that the team is looking to add to their newly established Valorant lineup, and the "asking for a friend" phrase is typically used in a humorous context.

It's worth noting that G2 Esports recently signed most of the players from the American team, The Guard. This happened because the organization violated documentation submission rules, leading Riot Games to disqualify the team's previous roster from competing in the top regional league in America. Following community outrage, The Guard players were given the opportunity to find a new home, which turned out to be the German club. Read more about this in our article.

Also read: The female lineup of G2 became the third participating team in the European qualifiers for Red Bull Home Ground 4

It should be mentioned that not all players made the move under the new banner; Ian "Tex" Botsch declined to play alongside his former teammates, as we reported in our article. Because of this, the team remains one player short, as announced today by representatives of G2 Esports. So far, there is no information about the future member of the club. In the comments, readers humorously began suggesting renowned professional duelists like Demon1 or yay, but no official speculations have been made yet.