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Jensen and CoreJJ join Team Liquid's LoL team
Liquid are already preparing for next year.
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The World Championships for League of Legends might have only just come to a close this month, but Team Liquid are already busy in shifting their team around, including signing Cloud9's Nicolaj 'Jensen' Jensen, as revealed by Cloud9 themselves.
"Cloud9 and namely Jack have been no less than family to me over the past years, but I am writing this statement to let you know that from now on, I will be playing for Team Liquid," Jensen wrote in a statement. "I am changing things because I feel that will give me the best chance of achieving my goal, to become the very best version of myself."
That's not all though, as Team Liquid also revealed on Instagram that they've signed Jo 'CoreJJ' Yong-in from Korean side Gen.G, so they're looking to improve after an early exit at Worlds this year. In the NA League of Legends Championship Series though, they're still doing very good, and these signings should solidify that further.
Are these good signings though?
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