iG DOTA 2 coach Su Peng calls on the club to settle the salaries and bonuses of those who leave the team as soon as possible

Su Peng, former coach of iG's DOTA 2 team, posted a message on Weibo today, calling on the club to settle the salaries and bonuses of those who left the team as soon as possible. He said in the message: "Don't delay the salary and game bonuses of those who left the team endlessly. Please settle the salary and game bonuses as soon as possible. Cleared, thank you! ”

On December 2, 2024, local time, iG e-sports club announced that its DOTA 2 division will suspend operations this season. As one of the oldest divisions in the club, the iG (Invictus Gaming) team has been in He has won many honors in international competitions, including the 2012 DOTA2 International Invitational (TI2) champion, the 2012 World Electronic Sports Games (WCG) champion, the 2014 World Electronic Sports Professional Elite Championship (WPC) champion, the 2017 DOTA2 Asia Invitational (DAC) champion, and the 2018 World Electronic Sports Professional Elite Championship (WPC) champion. ) champion and 2021 Singapore Major champion.

Coach Su Peng played an important role behind the success of the 2021 Singapore Major. He was a professional DOTA 2 player and joined the iG team as a support in 2015. After retiring in 2018, Su Peng stayed at iG as Coach, continue to contribute to the team.

While announcing the suspension of the "DOTA 2" division, iG also confirmed that its "Street Fighter" division will be inactive from today. This move is the first strategic decision after Oxygen Hope Sports and Huya Live became iG's new investors. , then the players and staff of the two divisions left the team one after another.