Allushin Joins The Peeps Alongside Gyro And AyyJayy

Written by

Jack Marsh

Published

24th Jul 2020 19:40

Allushin has officially signed up for the Rocket League Championships Series (RLCS) Season X with Gyro and AyyJayy, joining The Peeps.

ALLUSHIN WITH THE PEEPS | IMAGE VIA BATTLEFY

Allushin comes in to replace Retals who left after Season 9 and has recently been announced as Spacestation Gamings third.

The former Ghost Gaming player has endured a turbulent off-season trying out at numerous teams after Ghost departed the scene and the roster was picked up by Team Envy. Allushin saw himself be fazed out of Team Envy after the arrival of Turbopolsa in a roster-change frenzy.

The trio revive The Peeps after Pittsburgh Knights have released the duo of Gyro and AyyJayy. The Peeps were home to Gyro, Retals and mist before Pittsburgh Knights acquired the three shortly after they won DreamHack Montreal 2019. With a seriously talented roster, Allushin, Gyro and AyyJayy will be on the hunt for a new home, as they set their sights on the Fall Split, not competing in the ESPN Esports invitational.

North America has an extra three weeks to prepare for RLCS X, in comparison to the European sides who kick off on August 1st, meaning the trio will have a short period of time to gel as a team unit before the biggest league in Rocket League history kicks off.

Stay tuned at GGRecon for more Rocket League esports news.

Image via DreamHack

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Jack Marsh

Jack is an Esports Journalist at GGRecon. Graduating from the University of Chester, with a BA Honours degree in Journalism, Jack is an avid esports enthusiast and specialises in Rocket League, Call of Duty, VALORANT, and trending gaming news.

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