Valorant will undergo major changes with its competitive circuit in 2023, starting with the 30-team partnership program. These 30 teams will participate in EMEA, Pacific, and the Americas, as the top teams of their respective regions.
The list of teams in the partnership program was announced a while back, and it featured some of the biggest names from the world of Valorant.
Initial rosters have been announced for the #VCT Pacific League 2023.
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— VALORANT Champions Tour KR (@valesports_kr) November 1, 2022
Once the teams were selected, organizations underwent massive changes, as many teams attempted to sign top players from squads that weren’t part of the partnership program. With many talented players on teams that won’t compete among the best, October saw trades and signings of several stars into these 30 teams.
Once the dust settled on player movements, the organizers of Valorant Champions Tour had asked teams to pick their initial picks for the roster. And after much deliberation among squads, the 10 teams from the VCT Pacific League have revealed their initial picks.
The squad list is packed with star names from all over the world, which includes India’s Global Esports. The team consists of India’s biggest players in SkRossi and Lightningfast, alongside new signings in Wronski, Bazzi, t3xture, Ayrin, and Monyet.
Expect to see the player picks from the EMEA and Americas league in the near future, as we slowly head towards the first event of VCT 2023 in the Kickoff Tournament, which takes place in São Paulo, Brazil.
