ManiacMathieu Quiquerez

ANALYSIS
The 27-year-old helped LDLC place top 8 at ESL One Katowice 2014 Major and top 4 at ESL One Cologne in the same year. His time in LDLC ran out as he moved onto Titan, where he had a rather lackluster stint with the team, which led him to join Team EnVyUs as a coach. However, after six months, Maniac stepped down from the coaching role to play competitively once again. Maniac then joined Unity, which would later be signed over to Rogue, before inking a deal with LDLC once again. His second spell with the team came with an ESWC 2017 title over BIG and a runner-up placing at Assembly Winter 2018. Described as an emotional decision, Maniac wrote in a TwitLonger Post, "I will be forever grateful for the opportunities that were given to me. Becoming a professional player was a dream come true."