Kanario is sticking with Clash Royale but will now focus more towards content creation and less on competition. We take as much pride in our academy team as we do in the main roster that won us 5 premier titles in 2019.įinally, several of our players will go down new paths too. We were more than happy to grow talent in the CRL and help up and coming players make a name for themselves. We’d like to thank Razzer for bringing his long-underrated talents to TL and coach Erick for using his knowledge and experience to help our team grow.īecause we’re shifting to content creation, we’ll also be saying goodbye to our academy team. On that note, Razzer and coach Erick will be leaving our Clash roster in 2021 but that makes us no less proud of their achievements and the work they’ve put into the game. While we will focus on content, we’ll still be competing and hosting tournaments as well, only with a smaller roster. However, we still believe in Clash Royale as a game and a community.
We think that the changes made to CRL in 2021 reduce the benefits esports organizations and their players can get from tournaments. We still plan to enter and to host tournaments but we’re changing our focus from competition to content creation. This was a tough decision to make but a necessary one given the new landscape the CRL will take on this year.ĭon’t worry, we’re still going to be a part of the Clash Royale community going forward. In response to the recent changes made to the CRL, we’ll be scaling back our involvement in the Clash Royale League - and in competitive Clash Royale as a whole - in 2021. This means Team Liquid has to adjust as well.
There’s no way around it: Clash Royale has changed and will keep changing.
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