French e-sports powerhouse Vitality announced on Thursday through its official X (Twitter) account that the club has decided to part ways with Nisqy, the mid laner of its League of Legends team.

According to Vitality's official statement, the club is very grateful for Nisqy's contribution to the team and wishes him the best in the future. However, due to poor performances and Nisqy's disagreement with the team over not being assigned to play mid lane, after much consideration, in order to give each other room to grow, the two sides have decided to part ways.

About Nisqy

Nisqy, 28, was born in Belgium on July 28, 1998. He primarily plays as a mid laner and has dual Belgian and Turkish citizenship.

Nisqy has been a professional League of Legends e-sports player since 2015. In his early years, he played for Melty Esport Club, LDLC, Fnatic Academy among many other teams.

In November 2018, Nisqy joined Cloud9 (C9).

During his two years with C9, Nisqy won the LCS Spring 2020 with the team and was selected to the All-Pro team in the LCS four times.

In November 2020, Nisqy returned to Fnatic.

During this spell, he reached the LEC Summer 2021 Finals with the team, but lost to MAD Lions KOI and could only finish second.

In May 2022, Nisqy moved to MAD Lions KOI.

During this spell, he won the LEC Summer 2023 with the team, was selected to the LEC All-Pro team three times and was selected as the LEC MVP once.

In March this year, Nisqy joined Vitality.

During his two-month spell with Vitality, Nisqy participated in the LEC Spring 2025 with the team, but was eliminated early in the group stage due to the team's poor performances.