Former Cloud9 VALORANT Pro Yay Joins Disguised Roster In Challengers

In a move that surprised many in the Valorant esports community, former Cloud9 professional player Yassine "yay" Jaafari has joined the Disguised Gaming roster in Challengers.

Yay had previously been part of the Cloud9 team that competed in the 2021 VCT (Valorant Champions Tour) Stage 1 and Stage 2 Masters events. Despite the team's high expectations, they failed to make a deep run in either tournament, leading to a roster shakeup in which yay was released.

The move to Disguised Gaming, a team that had not previously made much noise in the competitive Valorant scene, was met with some skepticism. However, yay has proven himself to be a valuable addition to the squad, helping lead them to several impressive victories in Challengers.

Yay's versatility as a player has been on full display in his new role with Disguised Gaming. He has shown the ability to play multiple agents at a high level, making him a valuable asset in any team composition. His aggressive playstyle and sharp aim have also made him a potent fragger, capable of taking over matches when given the opportunity.

The addition of yay has breathed new life into the Disguised Gaming roster, which had previously struggled to find consistent success. With his leadership and experience, the team has become a legitimate threat in Challengers, and they will be looking to continue their strong play as they compete for a spot in the upcoming VCT Stage 3 Masters event.

For yay, the move to Disguised Gaming represents a chance to prove himself once again as one of the top players in the Valorant scene. Despite his departure from Cloud9, he has not lost his passion for the game and is determined to help his new team achieve success.

As the Valorant esports scene continues to grow and evolve, it will be interesting to see how Disguised Gaming fares with yay leading the charge. If they can continue their impressive run of form, they could very well make a name for themselves as one of the top teams in the game.