GodLike IGL Yogi Retires After Five Years in Free Fire Competitive Scene

Yogi, in-game leader for GodLike Esports' Free Fire MAX team, has announced his retirement from competitive play following FFMIC 2026 Fall. The veteran player said he is stepping down after five years competing at the professional level.

His announcement came after GodLike finished 10th at the FFMIC 2026 Fall Grand Finals. The result followed a fourth-place finish at FFMIC 2026 Spring, marking a significant drop in performance for the organisation.

In a statement shared with fans, Yogi wrote: "Thank you guys for always supporting us and I am sorry for disappointing you guys always, I was never a good IGL but I tried. It's time for me to step down from something I am doing for past 5 years, I am so tired. Once again thank you."

Yogi's competitive career began in June 2021 with PVS Gaming and included stints with OperaX Esports, True Rippers, Autobotz Esports and GodLike. He joined GodLike in June 2025 when the organisation acquired the Autobotz roster.

During his career, Yogi competed at the Free Fire India Championship 2021 Fall where his team finished second, and the Free Fire Asia Championship 2021. More recent achievements included winning the Skyesports Pro League 2025 with PVS Gaming and The Esports Club Challenger Series 2025 with Autobotz. He earned Finals MVP at the Lidoma Endless Series 2025 South Asia Regional Championship.

Team Apex Gaming won the FFMIC 2026 Fall championship. GodLike has not yet announced details about its future IGL or roster changes.