Recent online updates have revealed details about the coaching staff of Europe's top esports organization, Fnatic. Assistant coach Jacob "mini" Harris is confirmed to continue his contract with the organization into 2024.
Jacob "mini" Harris has a long history of collaboration with the European organization. He initially joined the team at the beginning of 2021 as the head coach. Towards the end of 2023, Harris left the team but returned a few months later in a new role as an assistant coach, where he remains today.
During his tenure, Jacob "mini" Harris has helped the players achieve significant results, including a second-place finish at VCT 2021: Stage 2 Masters - Reykjavík, victories at LOCK//IN São Paulo and Masters Tokyo, as well as a fourth-place finish at last year's world championship. Although the current competitive season started off rough for the team, the renewal of mini's contract indicates that the organization is not planning to slow down.
Note that Fnatic is currently competing in VCT 2024: EMEA Stage 1, where the team has managed to advance to the playoffs despite some difficulties. We'll continue to follow Europe's top teams to see if the assistant coach can help achieve more success.
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