Fnatic allows its coach, Dylan Falco to talk to other teams
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Fnatic allows its coach, Dylan Falco to talk to other teams

Fnatic has parted ways with its League of Legends Coach, Dylan Falco. This is despite the Fnatic team having a great Worlds 2018 performance. They reached the Grand Finals losing to Invictus Gaming 3-0 to secure a Top 2 finish.

Dylan Falco joined Fnatic in May 2017. Prior to his time on Fnatic, he was coaching teams like Immortals and Envy in the North American LCS. Dylan Falco has a lot of experience and there is little doubt that he will find a new team very soon.

His list of accomplishments includes a Top four finish in the Mid-Season Invitational. Fnatic also co-won Rift Rivals along with G2 and Splyce.  This announcement comes soon after Fnatic top-laner Soaz announced last week that he will be available for other teams. The organisation has given him permission to talk to other teams as he attempts to change teams.

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