Just over a month after the squad was signed by OG, OG.Latam officially said goodbye to Darkmago.

The famous electronic sports organization OG has just made a major change in its South American DOTA 2 squad, OG.Latam, when parting with the mid lane player Gonzalo "DARKMAGO" Herrera.

The replacement of Darkmago has not been announced, but it is expected to join the team just a few days before the two most important qualifiers in the professional Dota 2 schedule: The International qualifying (TI) 2025 - the annual world championship of this game, and the DOTA 2 tournament in the Esports World Cup (EWC) 2025 with a great prize value.

OG announced the departure of Darkmago on official social networking platforms, wrote: "Today, we said goodbye to Darkmago. From now on he can freely accept invitations from other teams, and we are looking forward to seeing him play back in the future!"

Darkmago and his teammates in the OG.Latam squad were signed by OG on April 25, after they passed the Dreamleague Season 26 qualifying round under the name Stack Perrito Panzón. This is also the first time OG has officially joined the South American Dota 2 arena, although in the past they had a number of players from this area such as Adrian "Wisper" Cespedes Dobles and Enzo "Timado" Gianoli.

The South American squad even was positioned by OG's executive director as the official squad of the organization, surpassing the European squad thanks to the more impressive performance and achievement.

However, their debut is not as expected. OG.Latam only ranked 15–16 at the Dreamleague Season 26, the last same class with another South American representative, Edge - added another disappointing result in the OG's unknown achievement series.

With the qualifying round of 2025 in South America will start on June 4 - only one week left - OG.Latam will have to quickly announce a new mid. The team will have to compete fiercely with the horned names in the region like Heroic and Edge to win a place to the biggest tournament of the year.

The pressure increased as the South American region of Esports World Cup Dota 2 was set on June 11. OG.Latam and many other leading teams will have to enter a series of consecutive and tough qualifying rounds.

OG.Latam's current dota 2 squad:

Hector Antonio "K1" Rodriguez

TBA (not published)

Mario "ilich-" Romero

Yeltsin "El Mismo" Verde

Joel "Mooz" Mori

Juan David "vintage" Angulo Nicho (coach)