The British esports organization Fnatic has reportedly started searching for a potential buyer or strategic partner willing to acquire a large share of the company in order to secure additional funding. The information was shared during the Spanish podcast Al Lio.
According to the report, Fnatic management has already held meetings with representatives of two football clubs regarding a possible deal. One of the clubs is said to be German, although its identity has not been disclosed.
At the moment, Fnatic allegedly lacks the financial flexibility to make roster changes without raising funds through a share sale.
The only alternative way for the organization to free up money for new signings would reportedly involve moving Razork from the active League of Legends roster to the bench. The difference between his salary as a starting player and as a substitute is allegedly the only available budget the club could redirect toward future transfers.
There is currently no official confirmation of this information, so the report should be treated with skepticism.
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