Ukrainian esports player Ilya "Lil" Ilyuk admitted that he was offered to join a questionable Dota 2 team, which he declined. He wants to return to the professional scene but currently describes his prospects as "uncertain."
"I've been absent for a while because of several moves. At an interim location, there wasn't enough internet to even play Dota, and at the current one, I don't have a computer or workspace yet, but I think I'll organize everything within a few days.My plans for the near future are to burst into the media scene aggressively, but my sports prospects are still uncertain. The chances of seeing me in a broadcasting studio are close to zero (there are reasons why Russian-speaking studios don't want to work with me), but my chances on YouTube are infinite.Today someone messaged me, offering to join his white/gray team. Is this the first time in my 10-year career I've been offered to 322? My situation isn't great, but it's not that bad," Ilya "Lil" Ilyuk revealed.
Lil's last team was Team Klee. Together, they won European Pro League Season 15 but failed to qualify for major tournaments. Lil became a free agent in February 2024 and has not found a new roster since.