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Disguised VALORANT needs one more player—but Toast’s running out of options

The talent pool is drying up.

Disguised has parted ways with VALORANT player Damion “XXiF” Cook yesterday, one week ahead of the start of the second split of Challengers North American league, effectively leaving the lineup down to just yay and the other three players. Even though Disguised is a prominent project in esports, Toast might struggle to find a fifth player as the pool of pros available isn’t big at this moment.

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Turtle Troop, one of the teams that Disguised could poach players from as they’re still free agents after the deal with xQc fell off, are already reportedly losing two of their best players—Tanner “TiGG” Spanu and Anthony “mummAy” DiPaolo—to FaZe Clan, according to independent journalist Max Katz.

Max Katz also reported that Turtle Troop will replace TiGG and mummAy with Daniel “Rossy” Abedrabbo and Will “dazzLe” Loafman, which lowers the pool of players available for Disguised even more.

Disguised is arguably one of the best teams in Challengers due to Toast’s funding, the addition of yay, and the leadership that steel provides. Almost every great player is committed to VCT Americas, however, or signed to a solid project in Challengers like M80, G2, or The Guard.

There are still a couple of free agent players that could be interested in joining Disguised one week ahead of the second split of Challengers North American league. William “Will” Cheng was a part of 100 Thieves in 2022, is more experienced than the average Challengers player, and is currently a substitute for MAD Lions.

Another alternative could be Zander “thwifo” Kim, who has been an unrestricted free agent since NRG parted with him in March. He is an old acquaintance of steel as they played together under the T1 banner in 2022.

And apparently, Disguised isn’t up for signing streamers or players that have less experience at this time. Former professional CS:GO player Stewie2K said he trialed with Disguised alongside yay but didn’t make the cut.

Nonetheless, the fans are expecting a big name after Disguised made a deal with yay for the entirety of the second split. They’ll debut against Oxygen Esports next week on Thursday, April 20.


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Leonardo Biazzi
Staff writer and CS:GO lead. Leonardo has been passionate about games since he was a kid and graduated in Journalism in 2018. Before Leonardo joined Dot Esports in 2019, he worked for Brazilian outlet Globo Esporte. Leonardo also worked for HLTV.org between 2020 and 2021 as a senior writer, until he returned to Dot Esports and became part of the staff team.