If Not As A Pro MLBB Player In The Next 5 Years, Kairi Wants To Be Here

Fnatic ONIC managed to beat Team Falcons in the continued match of Group B EWC 2024, with a landslide score of 2-0 in the BO2 match system.

Apart from CW who managed to get a savage in the match, Kairi also showed brilliant gameplay, with her favorite hero draft pick.

With his brilliance in playing, along with his extensive experience as a player, it would be very fitting if in the next few years, he tried a new career path as a head coach of a team.

This desire was also expressed by him in an exclusive interview session before Fnatic ONIC made its debut at EWC 2024, against Team Falcons .

Kairi Reveals His Target for the Next 5 Years to Become an MLBB Coach

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In the interview session before the Fnatic ONIC match against Team Falcons , Kairi expressed his desire to become a coach of an MLBB team in the next 5 years.

However, this desire is his backup plan, if he is no longer active as a professional player in MLBB.

Kairi reasoned that he had been very close to MLBB, as well as the gaming world since he was little. So, he loves the world that has raised his name very deeply.

"I think in the next 5 years I will still be in this industry (esports), because I have really liked games since I was little, and I really love them. So, in the next 5 years, I still want to be an MLBB player, or want to try to be a professional coach," he said clearly.

If we look at it clearly, this certainly makes sense, considering that Kairi was the most shining player during the MPL ID S13 event, with his brilliant actions in the regular season and also the playoffs.

In addition, he also has direct contact with professional MLBB coaches who already have a wealth of experience in this field, such as Coach Yeb who is now also the head coach of Fnatic ONIC .

Let's look forward to Kairi 's professional career in the future, whether he can make it happen or not, and don't forget to support the Indonesian team at EWC 2024 by continuing to echo #INDOPRIDE in the comments column.