T1 to Vietnam

5 T1 players will be in Vietnam. Photo: TPB .

According to an announcement by a major bank in Vietnam, this unit will cooperate to bring 5 members of T1, the world champion of League of Legends, to Vietnam in December. Specifically, the program is part of the eSports event, taking place at the Vietnam Exhibition Center (VEC), Hanoi on December 20-21. The announcement post quickly attracted thousands of comments and shares.

Previously, the organizer revealed information about the presence of Faker and his teammates to domestic fans. The post quickly attracted tens of thousands of interactions. This time, not only the greatest player in eSports history, but also his 4 teammates from T1 will participate. Faker had been to Hanoi in 2019 to attend the MSI tournament. In an interview, this player promised to return when he had the opportunity.

Faker is currently on a break after a long season. He and his teammates recently won the League of Legends World Championship in Chengdu, China. Before the new season starts, this star is often scheduled to attend many promotional events and interact with fans. This gamer is the representative for a series of products in many fields.

With 6 world championships, 3 consecutive championships, Faker firmly established himself as the game's most successful player. In addition, he is an icon of the global eSports scene with a long history of achievements and the ability to maintain impressive form.

In Korea, T1 players are considered “national treasures”. This position is only reserved for globally influential figures such as soccer player Son Heung-min, music group BTS or Director Bong Joon-ho. In Vietnam, a country with a great interest in eSports, Faker is also the most popular player.

On the T1 side, after the world championship, the team lost its ADC player Gumayusi. This player then joined the rival HLE. Peyz was the replacement, after an unsuccessful year in China. This ADC will join the new T1 lineup in Hanoi on December 20-21.

Source: https://znews.vn/t1-den-viet-nam-post1608396.html