According to sources close to Sheep Esports, Vladen "Saviour" Dvoretskiy and ZETA Gaming have reportedly reached an agreement for the Dutchman to join the team as a new support in LVP, the Spanish league of League of Legends. Gary "FGG" Clarke is therefore set to move to the inactive roster. After finishing tenth in the Spring Split, Zeta took a new direction in their organization a few weeks ago, changing almost the entire team and keeping only FGG.

ZETA are currently in 4-9 in the LVP Summer Split and, with four games to go, the team already has more wins than the previous split. Above all, they still have a chance, albeit small, to qualify for the playoffs as long as they win most of the remaining games on the schedule. Sources told Sheep Esports that the team felt it needed new blood and was lacking initiative in plays and teamfights. ZETA believe that a profile such as Saviour's will bring more experience and security to do the plays.

Move away from ninth place

Saviour will take FGG's place as the team look to secure the first playoffs qualification for the organisation, as well as looking to move as far away from ninth place as possible. Because if Rebels Gaming finishes in tenth place and Zeta in ninth, Zeta would play in the relegations due to their tenth place finish during the previous split.