Faker’s groundbreaking new contract has made him a part-owner of T1
The legendary midlaner will move into a leadership position with the organization after he retires.
League of Legends superstar, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok, has signed a three-year extension with esports organization, T1 Entertainment & Sports (formerly known as SK Telecom).
The Korean player’s new contract also gives him part-ownership of the organization, which effectively ensures he will stay with T1, even after he decides to retire.
“I am honored to become a part-owner of T1 and look forward to working with the leadership team beyond my playing career. I love this team and am proud to help mold the future of this organization,” said Faker.
Excited for a new future with@Faker.T1의 리더, Faker 이상혁 선수를 소개합니다.#T1WIN#T1Fightingpic.twitter.com/CHnOD1c1AP
Faker has been with the organization for seven years, winning the World Championship with them in 2013, 2015, and 2016.
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