The Shanghai Dragons will have to persevere through the Overwatch<\/em> League’s second stage without their new teammates.<\/p>
The Chinese Overwatch<\/em> League organization announced today that the four new Shanghai Dragons players will arrive in the United States on March 31 at the latest. All four\u2014He “Sky” Junjian, Kim “Geguri” Se-yeon, Lee “Fearless” Eui-seok, and Chon “Ado” Gi-hyeon\u2014are expected to have their visa interviews next week and will head to Los Angeles after that.<\/p>
It’s unlikely the players will arrive in time to help out the Shanghai Dragons in the Overwatch<\/em> League’s second stage, which ends on March 25. Stage three kicks off on April 4.<\/p>
Shanghai’s had a rough go at the Overwatch<\/em> League so far. Despite showing improvement across the board, the Dragons remain winless in the Overwatch<\/em> League with a 0-16 record. Fans placed much of the blame on controversial coach Chen Congshan<\/a>, who recently stepped down from the head coaching position. A day later, Shanghai Dragons notified fans that star DPS player Lu “Diya” Weida had returned to China for a “family emergency.” He’ll remain in China for two weeks.<\/p>
Former Miraculous Youngsters coach Wang “RUI” Xingrui is expected to join the team around the end of March, Shanghai Dragons wrote<\/a> on Twitter.<\/p>
