The Indian BGMI esports scene is currently filled with speculation after rumors suggested a major change involving star player Jonathan. Known as one of the most skilled and popular players in the country, Jonathan has been the face of GodLike Esports for years.
Now, reports claim he may be preparing to leave the organization to launch his own esports team. If true, this could become one of the biggest roster and business moves in Indian esports history.
Jonathan Rumored to Leave GodLike and Start Own Organization
The rumor first surfaced through a breaking report by Letsgrowesports, which claimed that Jonathan is planning to start a new esports organization instead of simply transferring to another team. According to the report, he is expected to partner with content creator Soham Rathod (SSR Vlogs) along with a third, currently unnamed co-owner.
Unlike regular roster changes, where a player joins a rival team during the transfer window, this move would see Jonathan step into a completely new role as a team owner. This means he would not only compete but also help build the team, manage players, and shape the brand from the ground up.
However, it is important to note that there has been no official confirmation from Jonathan or GodLike Esports yet, so the news should still be treated as speculation for now.
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Impact on the Indian Gaming Community
If this rumor turns out to be true, it could have a massive impact on the Indian gaming community. Jonathan leaving GodLike would mark the end of one of the most iconic player-organization partnerships in BGMI history. Fans who have followed this duo for years may find it surprising, but such changes also bring new storylines and excitement to the scene.
More importantly, Jonathan starting his own organization could open doors for fresh and underrated talent. Reports suggest that the new team may include rising players and content creators, giving them a rare chance to work directly with one of India’s most experienced BGMI professionals.
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