Jacob "mini" Harris, the assistant coach of Fnatic's team, shared information about players who could have joined Fnatic's lineup. The list of these players dates back to 2021, and we decided to highlight a few of them.

In 2021, Ondřej "MONSTEERR" Petrů, who now plays at the tier 2 level for team Acend, could have joined Fnatic. In 2022, the team was looking for a player who would play the agent Sova, among the interesting candidates "the orange-blacks" considered Jason "f0rsakeN" Susanto, who became the world vice-champion in 2023.

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In 2023, Fnatic was actively searching for a player for the flasher role. Although they had a significant list of potential candidates, the cost of their buyouts ranged from 50 to 200 thousand pounds, which proved to be uneconomical for the club.

Jacob "mini" Harris also revealed information about who could have become the sixth player in the team's lineup. One of the candidates was the young Yiğithan "DeepMans" Kesici, who at that time was playing for WAVE Esports. However, the organization demanded a significant amount for him - 200 thousand pounds.

More detailed information about the candidates and their future can be found in the attached image above. This image contains a message from the coach, where he talks about the chronology of interest in the players.