After Fnatic announced the departure of oldy Yoan Merlo, it is now time to fill the ranks with raw young talent. Finish professional Santeri ‘Naama’ Lathinen has now joined the team around Moon and aLive. Naama has been staying in South Korea for a couple of months already and should be moving into Fnatic’s team house soonest.

Fnatic reason the addition of Santeri as they love his play style and see a lot of potential in him. Naama used to play in the German team of mousesports, from where he joined the French lesser known team of Virus-Gaming. After latest mentioned disbanded, Naama took a while off and came back with full strength when joining Absolute Legends.

Sadly last week Absolute Legends announced the removal of their StarCraft II team, which opened the opportunity for Santeri to join the ranks of Fnatic. His next chance to prove the fans of his worth is at the StarCraft II Intel Extreme Masters GamesCom European Qualifier.

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