The UK Call of Duty: Warzone pro shocked the esports world with his announcement of going as a free agent for the 2026 competitive year. Recently, Lenun competed with Team Vision’s banner in the Esports World Cup 2025 and the World Series of Warzone 2025 Global Finals. The team gained great success and became one of the elite teams in the industry following their historic victory in Las Vegas, Nevada. This victory made them the first European team to win such a big prize in the battle royale esports circuit.
A Prominent Legacy
During the year, Team Vision, managed by Lenun and featuring ‘Echo’ and Ethan ‘Fifakill’ Pink, was a strong player in the competitive Warzone scene and at major events.
Team Vision’s Lenus’ choice to leave the team will have a cascade effect on the EMEA roster as well. As players work to create teams for the next Warzone, which will debut with Call of Duty: Black Ops 7, the competitive landscape could change significantly.
Looking Ahead to Warzone’s Future
Even though Activision is not sure about Warzone’s esports circuit, the game will be one of the 24 titles at the Esports World Cup 2026. This event will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in July and August.
Community Buzz
The announcement of Lenun going free agent caused mixed reactions in the Warzone esports scene. Fans are confused, said Ellen ‘Dreamcrazzy’ Elizabeth Jean on air. Meanwhile, different fanatics are discussing potential teams for next season and waiting for news about Lenun’s next move.
The World Series of Warzone champion is likely to get a lot of contacts from teams who want an experienced competitor to lead them in Warzone’s biggest tournaments.