OG eSports is a strategic partnership with the organization LDN UTD based in Great Britain in the area of Valorant, the two groups announced today. Due to the move, LDN UTD, which is currently participating in the Valorant Champions Tour, will fall into the responsibility of both organizations as "OG LDN UTD".

The partnership changes very little within the team itself, whereby the core layout of LDN UTD with Lukas 'Feqeq' Petrauskas, Ričardas 'Boo' Lukaševičius, Tomas 'Destrian' Linikas and Michał 'Molsi' ł envies. However, the inactive Aurimas 'Dreamas' Zablockis was now replaced by the former alliance man Tautvyda's 'Hype' Paldavicius.

In addition, the addition of analyst Tyler 'Bambino' Jay, who will work with head coach Tommaso 'Joynt' Gavioli, is thrown into the mixture. According to the announcement, the team will wear a “co-branded” jersey at the start of VCT Challengers 2 on May 13th.

Oliver Weingarten, founder and CEO of LDN UTD based in London's Camden Town, says that the partnership will enable the organization to continue to support our existing Valorant team and give them the best chances of being successful and their ambitions to fulfill ". In addition, Weingarten is looking forward to working with the OG to expand its community and to expand its presence through local events.

We are UTD with the OG’s.

LDN UTD ???? @Gesports

Ready to take #vctemea violently. #Weareut X #dreamog https://t.co/kehj1dvaa3

• Ldn utd (@LDNutd) 6. May 2022

In the meantime, JMR Luna, CEO of OG Esports, says that the organization in LDN UTD and the values that it embodies, including love for their initiatives driven by the community, has "found a perfect agreement". Luna hopes that OG "can contribute to his success this new season".

OG is currently set up a squad in the French Valorant Regional League, VRL France: Revolution, and has undertaken to support the team by the end of the season. From there it looks like it is putting all eggs in the VCT basket with OG LDN UTD.