After becoming aware of the financial delays, Riot began working directly with the club. The organization was given additional time and several extended deadlines for Talon Esports to demonstrate stability and settle its debts. However, the club failed to meet the requirements by the specified dates.

In an official statement, Riot emphasized that all affected players and coaches have been informed of the situation and are free to consider offers from other teams during the transfer window. The company has also begun searching for a team to take Talon Esports 's slot in the LCP. Additional information will be published after the selection process is completed. Riot noted that it understands the complexity of the situation for both the organization and the players and asked the community to approach the process with understanding.

Talon Esports has been competing in the LCP since the franchise's inception and was considered one of the most prominent teams in the region. In recent years, Riot has increased oversight of financial transparency in its leagues—similar audits have previously been conducted in the LEC, LLA, and LCS.