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LOL: Cloud9 affirms not having lost a single dollar with the sale of Perkz

Welcome Luka The Transfer Market of the competitive League of Legends this year is circling bell for each passing day. After knowing the ads of G2 ESPORTS with its new and brand new roster, The fearsome team of Gen. G. commanded by Chevy or the ambitious Team Liquid project with BWI PO and HANS SAME LEADING THE STAGE OF THE STRIPES, THERE now. Another of the great surprises of this season has been the return of Perez to Europe, presumably to Vitality along with other great stars from North America and Europe. Well, Jack Étienne, the CEO of Cloud9, spoke about the transfer of him to Europe and the response was a conciliator for the club.

Following a series of questions and answers by the US club owner, one of the users asked him if they lost a lot of money after the output of Perez to a European team. Unexpectedly, the CEO of the franchise answered this question so searched in a very forceful way: We have not lost a single dollar with the sale of Perez to Europe. Thus, he confirms that the alleged team that the Midland Croatia has traveled completely the Buyout player and who have paid until the last penny so that they do not lose money with the signing.

Few are the teams that can pay such a large close, as we remember that Perez cost about five million dollars distributed in four years. Between these clubs Vitality is the few that can pay all this money thanks to its economic power, and even pay the Buyout Alphard by Team Liquid. It will be necessary to see if they have not really lost a single penny or if they have hidden this data not to show the economic damage that the Croatian has left at the club, although we do not believe that they care a lot.

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