Milkyway Announces Return to Pro Play After Police Expose Fabricated Evidence

Chinese professional League of Legends player Cai "milkyway" Zijun has officially cleared his name of match-fixing allegations. On March 30, 2026, the esports athlete published a statement announcing the conclusion of the investigation, which fully cleared him of all suspicion.

Law enforcement agencies have officially concluded that the allegations of foul play brought against Milkyway were based on completely fabricated evidence. During a detailed investigation conducted by the Shanghai police, it was established that the chat screenshots allegedly showing "leaked pick and ban (BP) information," published by a Weibo user in August 2025, have no basis in reality. The police conducted a thorough analysis and gathered testimonies, confirming that the player was not involved in any fraudulent schemes.

In his public statement, Milkyway expressed his deep gratitude to the police for their strict and impartial investigation, which allowed him to restore his reputation. He also sincerely thanked his fans and close friends for their support. According to the player, it was their firm belief in him that helped him cope with the constant pressure and baseless online insults throughout this entire time.

The esports athlete emphasized his intention to protect his legal rights and stated that he will seek legal accountability for all individuals involved in creating and spreading defamation against him.

Despite the entire conflict and severe public pressure he experienced, Milkyway still plans to resume his career and return to the professional scene. The esports player concluded his official statement with a phrase confirming his intentions: "See you at the competitions."