The Paris Eternal have announced that Félix “Féfé” Münch will replace Julien “daemoN” Ducros as head coach. During Stage 1, Féfé served as the Eternal’s player development coach, working with the team alongside daemoN, strategic coach Joni “Seita” Paavola, and assistant coach Kyle “KyKy” Souder.
Prior to joining the Eternal, Féfé coached Eagle Gaming, who won season 2 of European Contenders. He has also worked as a caster for the French-language Overwatch League broadcast, and as a basketball trainer and mental coach.
The announcement comes fresh on the heels of yesterday’s announcement that daemoN would depart from the team. After a strong start in Stage 1, the Eternal struggled to keep up the momentum, ultimately tying with the Chengdu Hunters for sixteenth place in the standings. This shift in coaching should play a significant role in their strategies for the stage ahead.
This piece will be updated if more information becomes available.
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