Rumor: Huni may leave Dignitas
The public is speculating that a well-known Korean player left the database of participants in the LoL Championship Series league. According to the source of information, Huni does not currently have a valid contract with Dignitas. None of the parties to the partnership agreement has commented on this rumor.
In addition to Huni himself, the contract of the American player Grig, who was on the same team as Huni, Dignitas, disappeared from the database.
At the time Huni joined Dignitas in November 2019, the eSports Club announced that their agreement should last two years. According to insiders, the contract value was $ 2,300,000.
At the beginning, Dignitas CEO said that the organization doubts the firmness of its decision regarding two-year cooperation with the player.
Huni's performance under the banner of Dignitas lasted only one season. As part of the LCS Spring 2020, he took 7th place in the standings and was unable to break through with his teammates in the final part of the championship.
Roaster Dignitas:
Heo 'Huni' Seun Hong (?)
Jonathan 'Grig' Armao (?)
Henrik 'Froggen' Hansen
Johnson 'Johnsun' Nyen
Zakery 'Aphromoo' Black
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