Yatoro revealed when Team Spirit will introduce its new coach

Ilya Yatoro Mulyarchuk, the carry player for Team Spirit, stated that the new coach will be announced after the end of DreamLeague Season 28. He will likely be introduced at PGL Wallachia Season 7.

Tsunami: “You don't have a coach right now, just an analyst?”

Yatoro: “Yes.”

Tsunami: “Are you looking for a coach or trying to play without one?”

Yatoro: “You'll see.”

Tsunami: “Will it happen at DreamLeague Season 28? You don't have a very good score, it could change a lot.”

Yatoro: “I think it will be after DreamLeague Season 28.”

At the moment, Team Spirit risks being eliminated from DreamLeague Season 28 in the first stage of the group stage. The team needs to defeat GamerLegion and hope that Xtreme Gaming or Team Falcons lose today's match 0-2 to compete for a place in the next stage.

Team Spirit manager Dmitry Korb3n Belov commented on the team's disappointing results. According to him, DreamLeague Season 28 is not a priority tournament, as the club has enough EPT points. Therefore, the current period, including BLAST SLAM VI and FISSURE Universe: Episode 8, was chosen for roster changes and experiments in the team's structure.

“Right now, until the end of DreamLeague Season 28, we are gathering more information and preparing decisions. If the next 2-3 tournaments, starting with PGL Wallachia Season 7, turn out to be just as terrible after all the conclusions and announcements, then we have a problem.”

In addition to replacing Airat Silent Gaziev, who left his position as Spirit coach in January, Denis Larl Sigitov, who is currently on vacation, is also expected to return to the team for PGL Wallachia Season 7.

DreamLeague Season 28 takes place from 16.02.2025 to 01.03.2025. Sixteen teams compete for a prize pool of $1,000,000 and 29,090 EPT points. You can follow the tournament in detail in the report.

PGL Wallachia Season 7 will take place from 07.03.2026 to 15.03.2026 in Bucharest, Romania, where 16 teams will compete for a prize pool of $1,000,000.

As previously reported by CyberScore, Collapse compared Mirele and Larl, and also named the reasons for the team's unsuccessful performance in the first stage of the group stage of DreamLeague Season 28.