SUMMARY
Gods Reign (GDR) Coach Robin SA has publicly shut down all rumors of Ninjajod returning to the lineup, confirming the team is looking for a new 5th player and that no past members are being considered. Robin SA delivered a clear, if humorously self-deprecating, reason for the decision, stating that Ninjajod’s return would only happen “when I become IGL, and I’ll never be IGL.”
This highly sought-after player’s departure was marked by “unorganised” and fast actions, suggesting the organization is prioritizing a new, stable addition over past talent.
INDIA – Coach Robin SA of Gods Reign (GDR) has brought finality to the transfer rumors, confirming that fan-favorite Ninjajod will not be returning to the organization’s competitive BGMI lineup, citing past organizational friction.
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The IGL Joke That Cleared the Air
The most memorable line from Robin SA’s stream involved a direct, humorous swipe at the speculation:
“Ninjajod will come back only when I become IGL, and I’ll never be IGL.”
Robin SA, who currently serves as the team’s strategic coach, used this statement to definitively close the door on Ninjajod’s return, simultaneously reaffirming his commitment to the coaching role.
Past Issues and Future Focus
Robin SA emphasized that the organization has learned from past experiences, making it clear that they are moving on from all former players:
“None of the past players of GDR is joining the lineup as fifth player, this time it’ll be new player.”
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The coach hinted that Ninjajod’s last departure was characterized by “unorganised” and “speedy” decisions, which likely irritated the GDR coach and management. This focus on stability signals that Gods Reign is prioritizing long-term team cohesion over signing known individual talent from their past.
The team, featuring IGL Destro, is officially looking outside its historical roster to find a stable 5th player to complete its competitive lineup.
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