Received a 10 million dollar “leaving Korea” contract and this is Faker’s choice

Be considered gamer League of Legends greatest of all time, Faker one of the most iconic characters in the village esports.

Therefore, it is not surprising that whatever season comes, there are many teams around the world that will do all sorts of things to be able to recruit him into their squads.

So far, Faker has spent his entire career with SK Telecom T1 – now simply T1 Esports after a partnership with Comcast Spectacor – debuted as a professional team in 2013. Since then, he has won eight domestic titles, an MSI and three Championships. the world with many lineups under the squad SKT.

At the end of the 2019 season – a year where Faker’s SKT roster won both of the LCKbut couldn’t secure an international title – Faker’s contract with T1 ended, making him a free agent.

When he finally re-signed with T1 for another two years, in a recent interview on the Korean talk show Radio Star, he shed some light on the offers he received. , confirmed that he received a $10 million contract from China, and an unvalued contract from North America, allowing him to place his own value on it.

The offer from China alone amounts to almost eight times his total bounty earnings, Faker is the only League of Legends player to have broken the $1 million bounty barrier, namely 1 ,25 million.

The reason Faker turned down these huge offers is said to be his loyalty to the fans, who have followed him throughout his entire career in the LCK. Faker is also known to spend quite a bit despite his wealth, specifically Faker shared that he usually spends less than 200,000 Korean won (US$170) per month and said that he plans to use it. Use the money earned for charity.

The new roster of the new T1 Faker recently made their debut at the KeSPA Cup, where the team made it to the semifinals before being eliminated by the Sandbox. They will return to the competition when LCK 2020 spring starts.​