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|seo_title="Sacy" Retires
|seo_keywords=Sacy
|image=Sentinels_ed.JPG
|tags=Sentinels
|date=2024-09-16T13:41:11.000Z
|sources={{NewsSource
|source=Twitter
|url=https://x.com/Sentinels/status/1835408722564440498
|article=News/&#34;Sacy&#34; Retires
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|author=Andura
|category=Transfer Market
|game=Valorant
|content="[[People/Sacy|Sacy]] has officially announced his retirement from competitive Valorant, following the recent retirement of teammate TenZ. This double departure leaves Sentinels, a team that was among the top contenders in the Valorant Champions Tour (VCT) in 2024, facing a significant roster overhaul.

[[Companies/Sentinels|Sentinels]] enjoyed a remarkable year in 2024, showcasing their dominance with strong performances at international events and domestic tournaments. They had a standout year, defeating LOUD domestically, winning Masters Madrid, and coming close to securing the Valorant Champions 2024 title despite a challenging regular season.

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Sacy, who initially faced difficulties with Sentinels, made notable contributions by staying with the team and achieving major victories. His decision to retire, along with TenZ’s, marks the end of an era for Sentinels. Both players leave the team at what appeared to be the peak of their careers, leaving fans and analysts speculating about the future direction of one of the Americas' most prominent Valorant organizations.
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