Sources: Dignitas potentially fielding replacement for psalm
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Dignitas Valorant player Psalm at his setup.
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Sources: Dignitas potentially fielding replacement for psalm

Harrison “psalm” Chang and team recently placed third in the Pittsburgh Knights Monthly Gauntlet.
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North American organization Dignitas is trialing potential replacements for VALORANT player Harrison “psalm” Chang, according to sources close to Upcomer.

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The 26-year-old played an integral part to the early success of Dignitas following its entrance into the esport in August. However, the organization is set to cut ties with psalm. This decision comes after a third-place finish in the Pittsburgh Knights Monthly Gauntlet on March 24.

The former Fortnite professional could be replaced by main operator player Zander “Fiend” Bates. Fiend has reportedly been practicing with the team, according to one source.

The 20-year-old Fiend entered free agency in January, with his most recent stint on North American mix Moon Raccoons. He could directly replace psalm as the main duelist on Dignitas. Psalm and Noah “rara” Giesbrecht, both of which have played duelist agents for Dignitas, have rarely picked up Jett, a common pick among most top teams.

Psalm quit professional Fortnite in April of last year. He then quickly moved his way through the VALORANT ranks to earn a spot on Dignitas. But the organization has failed to pick up a first-place victory since entering the VALORANT scene; with a second-place finish at the Pittsburgh Knights Before Christmas tournament in December, as Dignitas’ best result with the lineup.

Dignitas is ranked within the top 20 in North America, however. And, T1 is slightly above the side, according to VLR.gg.

With these changes, Dignities will field a final player for the following roster:

  • Rory “dephh” Jackson
  • Bryan “MAKKA” Drouillard
  • Ryan “ryann” Welsh
  • rara
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George is the lead reporter for Upcomer from the United Kingdom.