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Esports organisation Evil Geniuses have revealed that they have signed Call of Duty player Brice 'Faccento' Faccento to their Call of Duty team, replacing Renato 'Saints' Forza on the squad.
This comes just days before the Call of Duty World League Pro League play-in tournament, where the top finishers (apart from the top four already qualified) from this month's CWL Las Vegas event will battle it out for the final spots in the league.
Player Tyler 'FeLo' Johnson said: "WI feel like Brice was a much-needed fit to our team. If there's one thing our team was lacking in game it was a leader. When Brice become a free agent in my eyes it was a no brainer due to the intangibles and what Brice brings to the team. I believe with the previous success I've had with Brice and incorporating that with our current team that we will be able to really turn heads."
The play-in event will start on January 16 and run until January 20 at the MLG Arena in Ohio, and the stakes are high with Pro League spots up for grabs. Who do you think can succeed here though?
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