FNS Planning Retirement from Valorant Pro Scene
Valorant Pro FNS to Retire After 2025 Season
FNS, a prominent figure in the Valorant esports scene, has announced that he plans to retire after the 2025 season. The Canadian player, who has been an integral part of NRG Esports, shared this news during a recent stream on September 25. He stated that it is “very likely” he won’t compete in 2026, citing personal reasons and the desire to explore other opportunities.
Long Career in Esports
FNS began his esports career in 2012 at the age of 20, initially playing for various North American CS:GO teams before transitioning to Valorant in 2020. Now 32, he is one of the oldest players in the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) leagues. Despite his age, FNS remains a respected player, known more for his tactical acumen than mechanical skill.
Achievements in Valorant
Over his career, FNS has achieved significant milestones, including a major tournament win at Masters Reykjavík. He has consistently appeared on the international stage, representing his teams with distinction. For the 2025 season, FNS plans to give his all, aiming to end his career on a high note.
Growing List of Retirements in Valorant
FNS’s announcement adds to a growing list of high-profile retirements in the Valorant scene. Notable players like TenZ and Sacy recently surprised the community with their decisions to step away from professional play. Unlike these sudden announcements, FNS is giving fans a heads-up, allowing them to follow his final season closely.
Future Plans Post-Retirement
While FNS has expressed a strong inclination to leave competitive gaming, he remains open to future possibilities. His deep understanding of the game could make him a valuable asset as a coach or general manager for other teams. Additionally, FNS has grown his social media following significantly since switching to Valorant, hinting at a potential future as a content creator.
Conclusion
As FNS gears up for his final season, fans and the esports community will be watching closely. His retirement will mark the end of an era for one of Valorant’s most tactical minds. Whether he transitions to a different role within esports or pursues a new path entirely, his contributions to the game will be remembered.
