Today, representatives of the Spanish organization Case Esports announced changes in their women's Valorant roster. Following an unsuccessful competitive season, the team Case Hydra is parting ways with two players, fReeze and Annie.

In their Twitter account, the organization bid farewell to the girls and thanked them for their contribution to the team's life. Fans of the club are very disappointed with this news, as both members were key players. One fan commented that the girls were a fundamental support for Case Hydra and among the best players in the Spanish women's scene.

Wishing you success, girls, this year you were a fundamental support for the growth of Case Hydra, you excited us and enriched the Spanish list of top players!! May the future bring you together again.

It is recalled that fReeze joined the team at its inception in April 2022. In the first roster, the girls failed to achieve significant success, winning only one event - Birds of Prey - Episode 4. Following this, the organization began a series of reshuffles, eventually bringing Annie into the team. In the updated lineup, the team failed both stages of VCT 2023: Game Changers EMEA in 2023 and lost the chance to advance to the women's world championship.

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Annie has already announced on her official social networks that she has become a free agent and is open to any offers. FReeze, on the other hand, only bid farewell to the organization but did not indicate plans to take a break from her career. This suggests that she may have already received an offer from an unknown club, so official information is awaited.