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This year's transfer period in the LCK region was an unexpected episode, when T1 team's champion Zeus chose to leave the team to join the HLE team, disrupting the T1 team's plans, T1 chose to sign Doran.

After the incident, public opinion continued to ferment, and T1 also disclosed the inside story of the transfer period.

T1 announced the inside story of the transfer, and Zeus's personality collapsed

In the matter of competing for Zeus, T1 has the natural advantage of the salary cap and the label of ZOFGK, there must be something illogical behind Zeus's departure, and before the boss of T1 reveals the inside story, the audience can conclude that Zeus's willingness to leave the team is very strong, as for what reason is unknown.

After Joe Marsh announced the transfer period, Zeus's personality collapsed directly, and the response of Zeus's agency was weak, saying twice in a row that it would announce specific details, but did not say anything.

First of all, Joe Marsh made it clear that in the process of competing for Zeus, the players did not show up the whole time, and the agency sent someone to talk, and after T1 gave the corresponding offer, the agency did not respond and give a counter-proposal.

Joe Marsh has repeatedly stressed that they will do their best to meet the players' contract renewal requests, but in this transfer period, Zeus's attitude has been very negative, not only not telling T1 what he wants to be treated, but also lying and not believing his words, and T1 feels powerless.

Faker was miserably trapped, and Doran almost came to China

Joe Marsh revealed that the agency lied that HLE had set a deadline to increase the urgency of the transfer, but after the transfer ended, T1 took the initiative to communicate with HLE to inquire about the situation, and HLE's response was that there was no so-called deadline at all.

Then Zeus's agency did not believe its words by informing T1 in advance that Zeus and the broker would come to sign a contract, but Zeus did not abide by the agreement.

Later, T1 was also anxious and decided to drive over for an interview, but the phone call was rejected and then told that Zeus had signed with HLE.

In the process of telling the story behind the scenes, Joe Marsh pointed out the various wrong practices of Zeus's agency throughout the whole process, but when it came to the contestants, Joe Marsh did not target them, but the audience could see that Zeus's faceless approach throughout the whole process was actually a statement and a decision made after negotiation with the agency.

Then Zeus and the agency also chose to negotiate a contract extension at a later date, at which time T1 had no more options, which means that including Faker, T1's players and management were miserable.

During the live broadcast, Doran revealed that he had planned to go to the LPL division, but he didn't expect to receive an offer from T1.

Zeus is puzzling, waiting for the broker to speak

Personally, I think Zeus's negative attitude is the most puzzling in this transfer period, and after all kinds of insider information are made public, the audience has a feeling that Zeus not only wants to leave T1, but also wants to weaken T1 as much as possible, because in the early window of the transfer period, Kiin is also one of the competition targets of major clubs.

Zeus players can of course leave T1 for any reason, for a change of environment, for a higher salary, or for a better future.

The point is that if Zeus was planning to leave from the beginning, why not tell T1 earlier, so that T1 is ready for Zeus to leave, so that everyone can get together and disperse without being so unpleasant.

As a result, after Zeus talked with the brokerage company, he took such an extreme way to deal with the transfer period, he decided in advance that he didn't want to play in T1, and he had a negative attitude throughout the whole process when he negotiated the renewal of the contract with T1, because T1 could offer better conditions, so the brokerage company did not choose to make a counteroffer and did not give its own proposal.

The conclusion is that it was really difficult to get Zeus out of T1, and the agency had to make a lot of outrageous moves, and now we in the audience want to see how the agency will explain these things.