Fnatic Spirit on stage
Fnatic Spirit on stage. Photo via lolesports.com

Fnatic Release Spirit with Plans to Rebuild

Sep 28, 2016
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Fnatic Spirit on stage. Photo via lolesports.com

Fnatic and jungler Dayun “Spirit” Lee have parted ways, the organization announced Wednesday.

— FNATIC (@FNATIC) September 28, 2016

“Working with Dayun for the last year has been an absolute pleasure,” wrote team manager  Finlay “Quaye” Stewart. “Never before have I seen a player with such intense amounts of dedication and attitude towards a single goal of winning. Even after living in a foreign country surrounded by an unusual culture and losing his two closest friends on the team, Spirit gave it his all day in, day out.”

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Despite flashes of brilliance, including a second place finish at the annual IEM World Championship, the Fnatic-Spirit marriage, which began December of last year, fell short of expectations with the organization missing out on both LCS Finals, a first in team history. The storied Fnatic will also miss Worlds for the first time since Season 2.

“I am very happy that I worked with Fnatic,” said Spirit in the press release. “They really helped me to improve myself as a player and as a person. I grew up a lot and I just want say thank you Fnatic. Also, Fnatic management is actually insane, I love them!”

With Fnatic citing their desire to rebuild and restructure their team, it’ll be interesting to see what domino falls next.

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