Scout may not be able to participate in the World Championship in September due to contract disputes. I believe everyone knows this. As an ace player of EDG, since he left EDG to join LNG during the transfer period, the relationship between him and EDG has dropped to a freezing p

scout may not be able to participate in the World Championship in September due to contract disputes. I believe everyone knows this. As a former ace player of edg, since he left edg to join lng during the transfer period, the relationship between him and edg has dropped to a freezing point. As more contract information is exposed in the future, the grievances and resentments between them are not just one or two. It can be explained clearly in one sentence.

So the general situation now is that because edg was dissatisfied with the result of the first instance, it filed a lawsuit in the second instance, asking Scout not to leave the country. Since Scout will participate in the global finals in September, the ban on leaving the country is obviously a cut into the main artery. .

After this incident was exposed, many netizens accused EDG of having to do this at this time? Isn't this a stumbling block for the entire LPL division? As an LPL club, don't you have any regional honors? Obviously, these words are intended to condemn edg from a moral perspective, but did edg really choose this time to cause trouble?

According to data from Tianyancha, in fact, the second trial of edg's lawsuit against Scout has already begun. The first court hearing was in July this year. The cause of the case was a contract dispute, which fell into the civil litigation category. This also means that edg proposed to restrict Scout from leaving the country. The request may have been made at that time, so from July to now, for two full months, why has no effective action been taken by either LNG or Scout's brokerage company?

What becomes very interesting now is that there is a contract dispute between scout and edg, so the simplest way is whoever breaks the contract should pay back the money. But the question is who pays it back? Many people may say that of course it is Scout who pays back, but Scout feels that he did not breach the contract, and he should have won the first instance, but EDG was not satisfied with the result of the first instance, so there is now a second instance, so LNG will pay first? Lng is not stupid. His contract with Scout is short-term and expires this year. Who will plug the hole after I pay it off? The three parties just froze.

The only way at present is negotiation. Whether it is multiple parties sitting down and mediating calmly, or fists stepping in to mediate, there must always be a solution to this matter.lpl does not need to play the qualifying rounds of the World Championship this year, so the official competition time is in October. How this matter will be resolved in the end depends on the outcome of the subsequent negotiations. The best case scenario is that Scout will continue to participate, and EDG will also If you get what you want, the worst case scenario is that lng cannot be substituted, and scout and edg fight to the death. After all, at this juncture, you lose the chance to participate in the world championship. If you were scout, what would you do?