The 2024 Valorant esports season is currently underway with the conclusion of the second Masters event. There is still one major tournament left to complete in the circuit, which highlights the top players in the professional Valorant scene for this year.
The players on this list are primarily ranked based on their performance in international tournaments, as well as their statistics and placements. While it is possible that some of the top players may not have participated in every tournament, those who stand out in the professional Valorant scene should have the opportunity to compete in a Masters LAN event and earn a spot on this list.
Masters Shanghai has surpassed VCT Masters Madrid as the new benchmark for the professional level in Valorant. As the game continues to evolve and teams and players rise and fall, this list will constantly fluctuate throughout the season.
Top Valorant Players in 2024
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Kelden ‘Boostio’ Pupello
Boostio led 100 Thieves back to the international stage.
Although Boostio’s name may not appear on the leaderboard for Masters Shanghai, his leadership and enthusiasm played a crucial role in 100 Thieve’s resurgence during the 2024 VCT season. His strategic calling and motivational prowess brought out the best in his team members, particularly on the global stage.
The 2024 season has revealed a significant contrast in team performance between leaders who are capable of leading from the front and also fragging, given the current meta. Boostio is adept at initiating contact for his team and understands how to capitalize on even just one victory in a round.
Among all the current IGLs globally, Boostio stands out as the top choice and is continuously building on his success from 2023.
Jason ‘f0rsakeN’ Susanto
Paper Rex’s f0rsaken poses for the camera at Valorant Masters Iceland.
Despite being a veteran of international competition, forsakeN has consistently proven himself as a crucial member of Paper Rex’s roster. Throughout his six matches in Madrid, he expertly played multiple agents, including Duelists, Initiators, Controllers, and Cypher, showcasing his versatility and adaptability in a short period of time.
At Masters Shanghai, he used a similar strategy, incorporating Breach, Skye, Harbor, and Kay/0 into his gameplay.
The versatile player is consistently willing to switch positions in order to fit the team’s needs and consistently perform at a high level. Although the VCT Pacific player may not have consistently ranked at the top of the leaderboard in Madrid and Shanghai, his contributions during matches and his unique style make him an invaluable asset to his team.
3 – Kim ‘Meteor’ Tae-o
Meteor has been a flexible piece for Gen.G.
Gen.G’s success in reaching the Grand Finals at Masters Madrid, their first appearance in a VCT Masters event, was largely attributed to Meteor. The South Korean player proved to be a versatile fragger, excelling on both Duelists and Sentinels. Additionally, Meteor and his teammate Kim ‘t3xture’ Na-ra formed a formidable entry duo.
At Madrid, Meteor ranked in the top 10 for Average Combat Score, K/D, and Average Damage Per Round. However, he exceeded his performance at Shanghai, where he placed in the top five for the same statistical categories.
Mert ‘Wo0t’ Alkan
Wo0t’s potential as a star was evident at VCT Masters Madrid and solidified at Masters Shanghai, where he proved himself as one of the top players globally. With a remarkable performance of over 400 kills and reaching the Grand Finals, the Turkish player maintained one of the highest Kill/Death ratios and average kills per round at the Chinese event.
Despite the fact that his team consistently used utility to set him up in each round, the young player was able to successfully capitalize on nearly every opportunity and did so while playing in an unfamiliar role. Throughout the VCT EMEA regular season, Wo0t took on the roles of initiator and flex, making his performance even more remarkable.
Kim ‘t3xture’ Na-ra
t3xture and Gen.G conquered their past struggles at Masters Madrid and emerged victorious at the Masters Shanghai tournament. The team’s consecutive appearances in the finals can be attributed to the impressive sniping abilities of one player. This Korean member showcased their skills on Jett and Raze throughout both tournaments, matching Wo0t’s K/D and ranking in the top five for total kills and kills per round at the Chinese event.
T3xture’s highlight reel during the event was truly remarkable, showcasing his flawless flicks and impressive movement mechanics. However, what sets him apart from others is his unwavering consistency throughout each series. Even if he has a subpar map, he always manages to make a significant impact on the entire match.
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