Tag: csgo roster change

  • RUSH moved to the bench at Complexity

    RUSH moved to the bench at Complexity

    Complexity Gaming on Twitter have revealed the departure of Willian “RUSH” Wierzba” from their CSGO division. The 27-year-old has been benched from the active roster in the wake of poor showings across last year.  Having joined Complexity from Cloud9’s bench alongside blameF, RUSH had been a part of the “Juggernaut” program led by Benjamin “blameF”…

  • Complexity Gaming release Keita

    Complexity Gaming release Keita

    Complexity Gaming on Twitter have revealed the departure of their head coach Jamie “⁠keita⁠” Hall from their CSGO division on a mutual agreement. Keita was no stranger to Complexity as he served as an analyst before taking up the CSGO coaching reins in 2019.  Having joined Complexity in June 2019, Keita had been around the…

  • Kjaerbye quits CSGO

    Kjaerbye quits CSGO

    Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjærbye on Twitter has announced his retirement from CSGO. The 23-year-old Dane left a seven-year illustrious career in CSGO behind, during which he represented several highly-regarded organizations such as Astralis, North, and FaZe Clan. His longest and the most successful stint was under Astralis, whom he played for across 2016-18 and notably won…

  • Report: Evil Geniuses to sign MICHU

    Report: Evil Geniuses to sign MICHU

    According to @PolishLeaks on Twitter, Evil Geniuses might sign Michał “⁠MICHU⁠” Müller to their CSGO division. EG CSGO are on the verge of making yet another roster change after signing MICHU to their active lineup. This roster change would see Tarik “Tarik” Celik move to the bench after the North American side seem to have…

  • CSGO Roster Change: OG sign flameZ

    CSGO Roster Change: OG sign flameZ

    OG CSGO on Twitter have announced the addition of Shahar “flameZ” Shushan to their CSGO division.  As earlier reported by TalkEsport and cybersport.pl, the 17-year-old prodigy from Israel has finally joined the ranks of OG. Shahar would be replacing Issa “⁠ISSAA⁠” Murad on the roster with whom the team chose to mutually part ways, after…

  • OG to consider flameZ as their potential fifth

    OG to consider flameZ as their potential fifth

    The 17-year-old prodigy from Israel might soon join the ranks of OG CSGO. According to a report from cybersport.pl, OG might sign Shahar ‘flameZ’ Shushan as the 5th player for their CSGO division.  flameZ who currently plays under the banner of Endpoint has been shortlisted by the European Mixture, OG led by Aleksi ‘Aleksib’ Virolainen. Under…

  • Report: OG to sign MICHU

    Report: OG to sign MICHU

    According to a report from Krystian Terpiński from eweszlo.pl, former Envy and Virtus.Pro player Michał “⁠MICHU⁠” Müller might join OG CSGO as their fifth player. OG Esports might soon close in on MICHU, a now free agent who most recently played for Team Envy from Feb 2020 – December 2020, with the most notable tournaments…

  • OG bench ISSAA

    OG bench ISSAA

    OG CSGO on Twitter have announced the departure of  Issa “⁠ISSAA⁠” Murad from their active lineup.   ISSAA and OG have mutually decided to part ways after almost fifteen months spent together, the former being one among the founding members of the CSGO division. This roster change comes after the team’s unsatisfactory run at the ongoing…

  • Refrezh, sjuush join Heroic, b0RUP and niko shown the door

    Refrezh, sjuush join Heroic, b0RUP and niko shown the door

    Heroic on Twitter have announced the addition of Rasmus “⁠sjuush⁠” Beck and Ismail “⁠refrezh⁠” Ali to their CSGO division. Earlier today, the Nordic Organization parted ways with two of their core-players Johannes “⁠b0RUP⁠” Borup and Nikolaj “⁠niko⁠” Kristensen as the latter duo were not up to their mark in the team’s recent showings. According to…

  • Smooya steps down from BIG, to be replaced by Nex

    Smooya steps down from BIG, to be replaced by Nex

    BIG have announced that Owen “smooya” Butterfield will be replaced on the active roster by Johannes “nex” Maget, who is set to return to return to the active roster after a month. In a statement, BIG’s Head of CS, Nikola “LEGIJA” Ninić, explained that the difference in plays style was the reason for his departure.…