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David de Gea launches eSports organisation

Aditya Chaudhuri Aditya Chaudhuri

The Spanish shot-stopper launches his own organisation — Rebels Gaming.

 

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has taken his first steps into the world of eSports as he has launched his own eSports organisation — Rebels Gaming. The organisation will initially compete in League of Legends, Rainbow Six Siege and VALORANT.

Based out of Valdebebas, Madrid, where it will have its own training centre, Rebels Gaming will also sport its own streamers and in-house content creators. It already has former professional Rainbow Six Siege player Yeray ‘DriD‘ González and Alvar “Araneae” Martín on board, with the latter announced as Rebels Gaming’s Official Esports Director.

 

Rebels Gaming’s current VALORANT roster

Wadir “WADDLE” Taraki

David “Fizzy” Figueiredo

João “jannyXD” Daniel

Felix “lyNxi” Björklund

Alessio “musashi” Xhaferi

John “Papasmurf” Yoo (Coach)

Alberto “Tinder” Rodríguez Casilla (Coach)

 

Rebels Gaming’s Rainbow Six Siege roster

Julián “HuliK” Francos

Joan “NaoResh” Tort

Mario “Nubaii” Oliveira

David “Deivid” Vila

Alejandro “aLex” Lora

 

Speaking about the launch of his organisation, De Gea said:

The launch of Rebels Gaming within esports is another dream come true.

It is a project that aims to instil to the new generations of young people the main values ??that have accompanied me since my beginnings in professional football, within a framework of innovation and unparalleled technological development.

The digital age and the latest technologies create a new playing field in which to develop new capabilities and new dreams. Let’s take advantage of this great opportunity and develop a better society.

We want to enhance motivation, leadership, resilience, the management of situations of success, defeat, and above all, teamwork.

 

De Gea isn’t the first footballer to delve into the eSports industry, with his teammate Jesse Lingard already owning JLINGZ, Sergio Agüero having his own organisation in KRÜ Esports, and Harry Maguire currently serving as a brand ambassador for UK-based eSports organisation, Semper Fortis Esports.

 

David de Gea launches eSports organisation
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Hailing from the City of Joy, the things that bring me joy are cricket, a good non-tilt CS:GO session, F1 and movies.

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