Rumors that Favian and Aeron have left TLID have sent shockwaves through The Cavalry fanbase. Both players had been central figures in TLID's glorious run to the MPL ID Season 14 championship title, carving their names into the team’s legacy.

Their impact extended beyond just in-game performance. Favian and Aeron not only delivered world-class gameplay but also generated strong engagement for TLID, thanks to their charisma, memorable post-match antics, and strong personal branding.

Unfortunately, things took a downturn in MPL ID Season 15. TLID were eliminated early in the play-ins and failed to defend their title. This was a sharp contrast to their M6 World Championship performance, where they reached the grand final.

In recent days, rumors of Favian and Aeron leaving TLID have begun to intensify. Fuel was added to the fire when Mas Ade commented during a live broadcast, reacting to viewer messages suggesting the duo’s departure.

In Aeron’s case, his playtime had already been significantly reduced since Season 15, especially after Kyou emerged as the main midlaner. Aeron didn’t play a single game during the play-ins, and whispers of internal issues with management or staff have persisted.

Favian, meanwhile, still received playtime, though his performances had been underwhelming. His most notable moment was a costly blunder in the deciding game against ONIC, which contributed heavily to TLID’s early exit.

Favian and Aeron Leaving TLID? Mas Ade Weighed In

Favian and Aeron leaving TLID has now become a widely discussed rumor. While no official confirmations have surfaced, several signs suggest the speculation may carry weight.

The fact that both players have been actively playing with Party Anomali has been seen as a hint. Even Luke has joked multiple times about the possibility of the move becoming real.

Then came a statement from Mas Ade. Though wrapped in humor, it had just enough substance to raise eyebrows and stir the transfer drama further.

“Favian and Aeron out of TLID because of conflict? I don’t know, those two seem like a package deal. You know where they’re headed. AE maybe. Coach Delwyn already made a speech, said he was surprised by the trials. Maybe so they won’t clash with Nino,” Mas Ade said, leaving fans wondering how much of it was a joke—and how much truth it may have held.

Whatever the case, the futures of Favian and Aeron now look uncertain—but undeniably valuable. With their star power and past accomplishments, they’re poised to become two of the hottest transfer commodities of the offseason.