Jensen, one of the veterans of the League Championship Series, was on the verge of losing a spot to play in the 2024 LCS Summer Split after being replaced on the FlyQuest team despite having one of the best performances in the tournament. He has now revealed his thoughts in an extensive interview.
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“[The mid-season] between spring and summer is already hard, but [it] didn’t help that I felt like FLY made the decision pretty early on, but they didn’t really tell me. I had to hear it from other people, which was kind of weird,” Jensen said in an interview with NAmen on June 15.
"I messaged FLY myself to [ask], and I was told to wait a few days, then I was told I was being replaced. '[The decision] hadn't been made yet, don't worry. We're not hiding it behind your back,' you know? But that's bullshit of course; I knew it was coming. Kind of sucks for them, but I'm just thankful that I was finally able to find a spot on such short notice," he continued, referencing FlyQuest's bad last-minute decision that could have affected his LCS career until Dignitas signed him as their mid laner at the last minute.
According to league stats aggregator Oracle's Elixir, the Danish mid laner had the second-most kills (57) in his lane in the 2024 LCS Spring Split and took home four Player of the Match awards. FlyQuest ended their campaign as table toppers, but their stellar run came to an end against Team Liquid, who won the split.
