Petra Stoker, known for her exceptional skills and strategic plays, has decided to retire from competitive VALORANT, marking the end of her remarkable four-year run in the Game Changers scene. This decision follows unsuccessful contract negotiations with G2 Gozen for the upcoming 2026 season.
Petra ‘Petra’ Stoker’s retirement from competitive VALORANT concludes a prestigious career in esports.
Petra shared on X (Twitter) that stepping away from the competitive scene was immensely challenging. Despite parting ways with G2 Gozen, she plans to continue engaging with fans through her Twitch streams. Petra began her VALORANT journey in 2021 with XSET Female before joining G2 Gozen. During her tenure, she played a crucial role in the team, even after a brief benching period. Her legacy includes winning the inaugural Game Changers Championship and securing nine Game Changers EMEA titles, a testament to her impactful presence in the esports community.
Who Will Replace Petra on G2 Gozen?
The search is on for Petra’s successor in G2 Gozen’s lineup, with an announcement expected in December. The team has already qualified for the Game Changers Championship 2025 and is slated for a direct invite to the local Challengers League qualifier in January 2026. Fans eagerly await updates on how G2 Gozen will fill the void left by one of VALORANT’s most celebrated players.