What's the point of NA/EU Teams...
When all we see are actually KR/CH Players?
I know this might sound really bad on my part and even racist but isn't the deal with national/regional teams to support your countrymen in a sport (e-sport)?
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TSM: 1 canadian, 2 US, 1 now considered US (been there for like 3 years i think) and one european.
CLG: 3 US, 1 now considered US and 1 korean (not sure about this one but from gamepedia that's what i get)
C9: 1 korean, 1 european ,2 US and 1 canadian
Total: 2 canadian, 9 US, 2 european and 2 korean.
I think that's not too bad....
Teams are literally not allowed to do what you're describing. They have to have at least 3 residents from their region on their active team.
EU teams: H2K: 1 France, 2 Poland, 1 Greece, 1 Korea G2: 2 Korea, 1 Denmark, 1 Spain, 1 Croatia SPY: 4 Denmark, 1 Slovenia
It feels weird but the quality of non KR regions have improved since the transfers which makes for interesting matches
I can't speak for EU or any other Country but for the United States that's what it's all about people all around the World in the USA. If you want to be apart of the USA you're Welcome to be apart and if you want to support and be apart of an E-Sport team more the merry.
C9 - Impact is Korean ok, but Meteos, Sneaky and Smoothie are all NA and Jensen is EU
TSM - Hauntzer, Dlift and Buofrost all NA and Bjergsen and Svenskeren are EU
CLG - Darshan, Xmithie, Stixxay and Aphro are all NA, Hihu the only Asian.
Splyce is all EU, H2k only has arty that's Korean and ok G2 has Expect and Trick from Korea.
But no, clearly every NA/Eu player is from Asia
TSM has one European foreign, one European resident, one Canadian, and two from the US