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One of the most successful Dota 2<\/em> rosters in history led by Kuro “KuroKy” Takhasomi has parted ways<\/a> with Team Liquid. This legendary partnership might have come to an end, but both the team and the organization are already planning ahead. The ex-Liquid players are likely creating a new player-owned organization and playing under its banner.<\/p>
The ex-Liquid roster consisting of KuroKy, Maroun \u201cGH\u201d Merhej, Ivan Borislavov \u201cMinD_ContRoL\u201d Ivanov, Aliwi \u201cw33\u201d Omar, and Amer \u201cMiracle-\u201d Al-Barkawi recently achieved a second-place finish at The International 2019. While they couldn’t capture ultimate glory against the mighty OG<\/a>, it was still a phenomenal achievement after their poor showing in the group stage.<\/p>
Liquid’s founder and co-CEO Victor “Nazgul” Goossens said<\/a> that both parties seem to have parted on good terms. Nazgul said that the players will “take the leap to become team owners.” He also said that KuroKy was the “greatest leader [he has] seen” and he’s “confident that this ability will take [KuroKy] to new heights.”<\/p>
KuroKy said in a video message<\/a> that “[they] have a project coming up,” which seems to imply his current crop of players. He adds that the project is still in its “baby steps” and that the team will progress one step at a time. KuroKy was tremendously grateful toward Liquid, thanking the organization for the “unconditional support” and “fulfilling all [his] wishes.”<\/p>
