Team Spirit Manager Speaks His Mind About Satanic’s Transfer

Dmitry “Korb3n” Belov admitted that it was hard for him to say goodbye to Alan “Satanic” Galliamov when the player transferred to PARIVISION.

The Team Spirit manager made this statement on Twitch.

“Personally, it was hard for me to let the kid go. Of course. What other options were there? None. I expected this kind of growth from him. It was obvious right away that Satanic is a legend, that he’s super tough. I’ve always said that.

Just two years ago, people were laughing at me when I said he was a super tough guy, and in the comments they called me a fool. In the adult world, this is called a ‘transfer.’ He’s a professional player.

In Dota, you can’t just stipulate such basic terms in a contract… You can, in essence, stipulate anything. Of course, they might not agree to those terms, for example. What you definitely can’t stipulate is a ban on the player competing in head-to-head matches against your team, because that’s impossible. In Dota, there are no bench players—there’s nothing like that. It’s simply impossible.”

According to Dmitry “Korb3n” Belov, he immediately recognized the young esports player’s potential, even though the community was initially skeptical about his future career, mocking Team Spirit’s manager for inviting him to the team as a replacement for Yatoro. Korb3n believes that Alan “Satanic” Galliamov has now established himself as a professional player, which is why the manager considers it impossible to restrict his career with the terms of his contract with Team Spirit.

As a reminder, Roman “RAMZES666” Kushnarev previously revealed how much Team Spirit paid for the transfer of Alan “Satanic” Galliamov.