Kim “Febby” Yong-min is making a return to the competitive stage after spending time as TNC Predator's head coach. The South Korean legend has not competed for any team since he left Mineski in March 2019. The roster deadline was looming over TNC Predator prior to its decision to field their head coach as one of its starting players.
The return of a legend
Febby has always been standing in as the team's substitute whenever the need arose. His playtime with his own players increased when they lost a key member of the roster. Now he officially joins the lineup alongside his former MVP Phoenix teammate Damien “kpii” Chok and three of the core Filipino players of the team.
- Armel “Armel” Tabios
- Damien “kpii” Chok
- Kim “Gabbi” Santos
- Kim “Febby” Yong-min
- Timothy “Tims” Randrup
TNC Predator grew to be one of the most deadly SEA Dota teams under the coaching of Febby. Now, the legendary South Korean player will get first-hand experience at leading his team right from a player seat. The SEA region of Dota 2 remains one of the most contested leagues in international Dota 2. TNC Predator will have its hands full as it goes through the best that the region has to offer.
We are starting the year strong as we are directly invited in the Upper Division of the reinstated DPC season of the SEA region!
See you later this January for the action-packed games as we begin our road to TI yet again. #StrongerTogether#SummonYourStrength pic.twitter.com/6OyIyDMssV
— TNC Predator 🇵🇭 (@TNCPredator) January 2, 2021
TNC experienced modest success in the remaining tournaments in the recent season of the DPC but the new year brings brand new challenges. The SEA team will play in the SEA DPC regional league's upper-division alongside many tough teams around Southeast Asia. TNC Predator will face the revamped T1 in the Upper Division of SEA Dota this year.
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