Flakked joins Heretics in the Spanish LVP

What was an open secret or a practically confirmed rumor now has an official announcement and even a video presentation. Victor “Flakked” Lirola is joining the Heretics lineup in the LVP, or Spanish Superliga, for the 2023 season.

Flakked, who recently won the LEC Spring Split in 2022, had many options to renew his contract with G2 Esports. Still, he has decided to change his mind and stay playing in the local competition under the Heretics banner.

Primary reinforcement for Team Heretics

With this spectacular addition, Heretics will have a LEC champion in its ranks to defend the Spanish Superliga title. This competition is familiar to Flakked, as he played for MAD Lions before heading to Berlin and signing with G2 Esports.

Flakked will not be alone in this new foray into the LVP, as he will have a winning team that will try to revalidate the title of local champions and the title of winners of the EU Masters.

About Flakked

Flakked is a young promise of the Spanish League of Legends that, at only 21 years of age, has managed to participate in major tournaments at the international level, harvesting different essential triumphs.

Without going too far, in the season that has just ended, Flakked, playing under the G2 Esports banner, managed to win the LEC Spring 2022 and a sum of almost $87,000 in prizes.

In addition, he helped the team place between third and fourth at the Mid-Season Invitational 2022 and to achieve the runner-up position at the LEC Summer 2022.

On the other hand, G2 Esports presented at the 2022 World Championship finishing between 11th and 14th place.

Flakked and Team Heretics

Flakked will start the 2023 season with Team Heretics as their primary shooter and, according to rumors, will be a similar team to last season.

The changes in the team will be in the Bot lane position. At the same time, the upper part of the map will remain under the power of Zwyroo, Bluerzor, and iBo.

Growth of the LVP Superliga

The most important of all the changes that have taken place in recent times is that the LVP Super League is being nurtured by excellent players that we have no doubt will create closer competition every year.

This is a spectacle for the fans and a showcase for players to show their best skills in top-level tournaments.

New teams in the LVP Superliga have undoubtedly increased the league’s competitiveness. This growth is also reflected in the level of audiences reached throughout the season that has just ended.

The attraction of more and more fans is accurate, and the statics corroborate this. The Superliga final was not only the most watched ERL final in Europe, but the LVP also broke the record for the number of viewers in a national competition broadcast.

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