After only six weeks together, Tommy "Taiga" Le and Bleed Esports part ways ahead of the 2024 calendar year.
The ink was barely dried on the contract, but Tommy "Taiga" Le and Bleed Esports are already parting ways. It had been only six weeks and two events but must have been enough for both parties to determine it wasn't the right fit. Bleed came in 5-6th for the ESL One Kuala Lumpur 2023 qualifiers and then took 4th place in Kobolds Rave —a $40,000 regional event.
Tommy will be open as a free agent for the 2024 year and looking to compete. SEA was the third region for the famed Norweign player. Originally stationed in Europe, Taiga competed for The International 2023 qualifiers in North America before heading to Southeast Asia for the start of the Dota 2 season.
Without the DPC and an official roster lock in place, there is no specific transfer window. Bleed has time to fill his spot and Taiga has time to relocate and find himself a new home.
Moving into the new year, February brings around BetBoom Dacha Dubai, a $1,000,000 LAN event in Dubai from February 4-16th. The open qualifiers begin right after the new year. In addition, the EPT will resume in February with DreamLeague Season 22, followed by an ESL One LAN tournament hosted in Birmingham in the second part of the month of April.
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Bleed Esports current roster
Bleed Esports
Souliya “JaCkky” Khoomphetsavong
Teng Tjin “Kordan” Yao
Natthaphon “Masaros” Ouanphakdee
Djardel “DJ” Mampusti
