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Call of Duty esports team London Royal Ravens will be relocating to America.
The move means there will be no UK or European sides competing in the 2024 Call of Duty League (CDL).
Rebranding as the Carolina Royal Ravens, they will now be based in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"The next chapter of the Royal Ravens will be fuelled by the energy, culture, and resilience of the Carolinas," they wrote on X, formerly known as Twitter.
"We want to thank all of our London fans. From hosting the very first CDL Major (in London) for you in 2020 to this very moment, your passion for our team and the games we've played are unrivalled.
"We will always be grateful for the four years we spent flying the flag for the UK and the support you gave us. From the United Kingdom to the Queen City, we are all Royal Ravens."
The Call of Duty League has 12 teams, and its presence in the UK was seen as a way of growing esports and competing with other big titles out there.
But it will now only consist of North American franchise teams going forwards.
The move isn't "great news for the UK esports scene", says the BBC's gaming correspondent Steffan Powell.
"CoD is arguably the game that sees more Brits competing at the top level than any other (FIFA the other)."
The team's players - including streamers Jukeyz and Angelika - were let go in June.
It is currently unknown who will play for the Royal Ravens in the 2024 league.