TNC Predator’s Carlo “Kuku” Palad is Looking for a New Team
The future of TNC Predator is uncertain as one of their star players, Carlo “Kuku” Palad, has announced that he is looking for a new team. Despite TNC’s solid performance at The International 2019, where they finished tied for ninth place, it seems that the team will be splitting up. Kuku took to Twitter to express his desire to join a new team, but TNC has not yet made an official statement regarding his departure.
Kuku’s departure from TNC is significant, considering he has been with the organization for the past three years. His performance at TI9 showcased his skills as a solid offlaner, making him a desirable addition to any team’s roster during the post-TI9 roster shuffle. Although Kuku was previously banned from attending The Chongqing Major due to an alleged racist slur in a pub game chat, he served his ban and returned to help TNC turn their season around. While it is unlikely that he will receive offers to play in China, other teams like Mineski could consider adding him to their roster.
In addition to Kuku’s potential departure, there are rumors circulating about TNC’s coach, Lee “Heen” Seung Gon. It is speculated that he might leave the team to either coach or play for the in-development T1 roster. While this has not been confirmed, Kuku’s exit from TNC could lead to more changes within the team.
This potential shake-up in TNC Predator’s roster raises questions about the team’s future and its ability to continue its success in the competitive Dota 2 scene.
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