I mean, I think it's all hush-hush but the team executives or whatever might already know he's an omega, because it's explained that he's on a "disciplinary leave" because they detected those gene-altering drugs in his system.
I hope it's more of a story where he confronts his demons and his hatred for being an omega, accepts himself, and shows that omegas can also be strong, capable athletes (maybe even after having a child!). I just have a feeling this one will be very long and filled to the brim with drama.
Did you also buy the chapters or do you know a raw site where you can find this manhwa?
Is it about confronting his demons? I thought he was just keeping it a secret due to his job (and maybe the usual omega prejudice). What chapter did they mention him being on leave? I must have missed that. I just saw him taking the drugs, but not being caught. I do have concerns because this is the author of "Accident Zone," which did devolve into noncon by the end of the first season, so I worry about the dynamic and falling into the "even though he's strong, he's still the omega/uke and thus the ML is stronger and hae to save him" trope.
Sorry, no raws!
His demons could be either hatred of his identity, drug addiction, or both, most likely both.
They mention him being on leave in chapter 5, when he's watching the match on TV. The commentators are talking about the team having it rough after Dalton took his "disciplinary leave", or something like that, and that's where he's thinking to himself that "it's all these drugs' fault", because they were detected in his system and they ruined his marriage.
Bummed for what happened in "Accident Zone", but hopefully it's the only time. Sadly the bar for BL is low and if I'm not paying for it (I'm paying for some but not that one), I let a few things pass every now an then.

Omega MC has been living as an alpha for a decade, and is going through a divorce because he's an omega. Right now he's about to sleep with an alpha he mistreated in high school--but thanks to the misunderstandings to end all misunderstandings, MC's bullying was misunderstood as helping the ML, so he fell even deeper in love. I'm confused on whether an apology is appropriate in a situation like this. My only concern is that MC is a famous athlete, and I am worried they're gonna go down the route of him being revealed as an omega or outing himself, resulting in him being fired or being like "I never really wanted that, anyway" and having the alpha be the one who becomes famous/powerful/the source of income--typical seme-uke/alpha-omega dynamics.
And I'm just say it: I hope there's mpreg. Kids were brought up in passing in the first chapter by his ex, and I really want it to happen. Only thing about that is that this is probably not gonna be able to happen unless it exposes him to the team.
Whoops! This is from the author of "Accident Warning." Standards have been adjusted.