Mushi, one of the well-known members of team Fnatic bids goodbye to the team and his fans. Fnatic announced today that the team's captain, Chai "Mushi" Yee Fung already departed the group and will no longer be part of their active lineup.

Mushi led Fnatic's DOTA roster to countless victories including their 4th place standing at The International 2016, along with the 5th and 6th place in Manila and Shanghai Majors. 

For the past few months, Fnatic's roster has not been able to perform well resulting in failing at the Boston Majors and ESL Genting 2017 tournaments.

The team released an official statement regarding Mushi's exit, saying, "It is with regret that now we come to this impasse where one of our founding players and most iconic figures has found the best solution is to relinquish his position in order for Fnatic find a new way forward."

Fnatic's roster now includes Kim "Febby" Yong-min and Chong "Ohaiyo" Xin Khoo who will try to find new members for the upcoming Kiev Major. 

Mushi made a statement on Fnatic's post as well, thanking the whole team and his fans for supporting him through his journey in DOTA. He also assured everyone that this will not mark his retirement in the gaming industry, particularly DOTA.

"At the moment I'm leaving Fnatic as a player. I'm not sure about my future plans ahead yet, but I'm looking forward to exploring a new environment."

Although Mushi left the team, his well-known partner in Dota 2 game "Ohaiyo" Khoo Chong Xin will still stay with the team along with the south Korean "Febby" while the rest of the team is still waiting to be filled up.