Former esports player Pavel "9pasha" Khvastunov reflected on the future of Alan "Satanic" Galliamov from the Yellow Submarine Dota 2 roster. He believes that the young carry player may encounter challenges.
"Satanic is like a wildcard. People can hype him up, saying, 'He's young, he has everything ahead of him, and he's already crushing it.' But if you bring him into an organization and unveil this wildcard, it could turn out to be rubbish. While he's not on a team, there are no problems. Without an organization, he's just an MMR grinder, a pub god. But once he's in a team, some nonsense could come up that isn't visible right now. It makes sense to hype him up because, without issues, he's a cannon tower. On the other hand, things could work out for him. We can wish him all the best. He's a decent guy, so we can wish him a bright future in esports." - Pavel "9pasha" Khvastunov
Satanic, a Russian player who spent a long time in Vietnam before moving to Serbia, was informally collaborating with Team Spirit in the summer of 2023. It was expected that he would become a content creator for the club, but he ended up joining Yellow Submarine, which has been competing in online tournaments without notable results.
In April 2024, Yaroslav "NS" Kuznetsov suggested that Team Secret acquire Galliamov. He believes that the young carry player is definitely stronger than Remko "Crystallis" Arets. Following these statements, Dmitry "Korb3n" Belov mentioned the approximate transfer value of Galliamov. He won't sell the player for $500,000.