Janey will not be participating in competitions due to a lack of interest, Sabz will continue competing with Phoenix Legacy in EMEA, and Avuh and GuhRL are currently searching for a North American-based team to compete with. The Vice President of Esports for TSM has clarified that the newly signed players will not be forming a team to compete in the ALGS due to various reasons. With Sabz now joining as the second European player signed by the team in the past week, this marks a significant milestone for the North American organization.

TSM’s recent addition of players to their Apex Legends division is a continuation of their expansion into the game, following the signing of Mikkel “ Mande” Hestbek, a former professional player for SCARZ and winner of the EMEA ALGS Championship 2021, as a European content creator. Please welcome our four new Apex pros to the #TSM family! /4ZGcvAjOE6 One Apex pro team is good, but what about two? Along with her, TSM has also recruited Kornelia “ Sabz” Zawistowska from Phoenix Legacy in EMEA, Isabella “ Avuhlie” Rivera from the NA Pro League Qualifiers, and former ALGS Caster and Pro League player Laurice “ GuhRL” Habibi to join the Apex Legends division.

TSM initially brought on Janey as a streamer on 28 June 2021, but with the recent announcement, she has transitioned from creating content to becoming a professional player.

After much controversy, TSM has finally taken a good step forward by signing an all-female Apex Legends team featuring renowned existing TSM content creator Janey.

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