Transfer Thursday — October 29

Transfer Thursday is a regular section where you can learn about significant transfers, resignings, and line-up changes that have happened in the worlds of CS:GO, Dota 2, and other disciplines over the past week.

CS:GO

Complexity Completed

Complexity Gaming has announced the signing of ex-100 Thieves player Justin "jks" Savage. The Australian will take Owen "oBo" Schlatter's place. OBo left Complexity as he prefers to play in the American region, so he decided to return home from Europe, where the club is currently performing.

For jks, this will be the first experience of playing for a non-Australian roster. Prior to Complexity, he played for Vox Eminor, Renegades, and 100 Thieves. His debut will take place at BLAST Premier Fall Series against Team Vitality. You can read more in the article made by our FPS specialist Felix "Frog" Bergeron:

Complexity Gaming Signs jks

MIBR News

MIBR has signed a trio of stand-ins for the upcoming BLAST Premier Fall Series as well as the second season of the Flashpoint League. One of the newcomers, Lucas "LUCAS1" Teles, already played for the organization in 2019. Vinicius "vsm" Moreira was considered one of Brazil's most promising talents but received a VAC ban in 2013 at the age of 13. The latest addition is Leonardo "leo_drk" Oliveira, a former Sharks entry fragger. 

Read the developed story here.

G2 Blowing Minds

Yep, G2 has finally approved the signing of Nikola "NiKo" Kovač. After all that fuzz on social networks and tons of insides, the deal has been finally agreed and NiKo joined G2. 

NiKo's signing ultimately deserves a side and developed story, so if you are interested in reading a long piece, head by the link below. 

NiKo and G2: A Challenging Lovestory 

DOTA 2

LTW with iLTW

Akbar "SoNNeikO" Butaev announced that he has gathered a brand new team called Live to Win. Unlike the previously inside roster with Egor "Ergon" Kozlov, Rostislav "fn" Lozovoy, will take his place in the middle lane.

Live to Win current roster:

• Akbar "SoNNeikO" Butaev
• Alexander "Immersion" Khmelevskoy
• Vasily "AfterLife" Shishkin
• Rostislav "fn" Lozovoy
• Igor "iLTW" Filatov

March's new team

T1 has officially signed Park "March" Tae-won as the team's head coach. The South-Korean/Canadian player and coach have last worked with Fnatic and TNC Predator. 

HellRaisers Complete Squad

Rinat “KingR” Abdullin has officially joined HellRaisers after playing as a stand-in at two tournaments. Now the team is fully prepared and ready to participate in any upcoming tournaments.

Current HR roster:

• Alexander “Nix” Levin
• Arslan “xannii” Shadjanov
• Gleb “Funn1k” Lipatnikov
• Ilya “LIL ME ALONE” Ilyuk
• Rinat “KingR” Abdullin

Cyber Legacy to disband?

Idan "MagicaL" Vardanyan, Cyber Legacy's player, announced his departure from the organization. He disclosed the reasons on his VK.com page.

“Cyber ​​Legacy's manager approached me with a proposal to assemble a new roster. Having missed competitive Dota and teamwork, I fired up this idea. After assembling the line-up, I really believed in the guys, and everyone did their best. A month later, the team had misunderstandings with the organization, which affected the atmosphere, and there was tension within the team. The training process was no longer productive. The organization partly failed to fulfill its earlier obligations. I began to notice that the players had lost confidence in the organization and in each other. After the first official game, we stopped playing queue matches together, the atmosphere was heating up in training and it got worse. We decided to leave the clarification of all the problems and discuss them after the tournament. Missing the playoffs and being kicked from the tournament quickly did brake everyone, and only a day later we phoned each other and decided not to play together. Considering the dissatisfaction with the organizational work of CyberLegacy, I say goodbye to them!

Now I train a lot, I want to improve my game as much as possible and move on."

There is no information about where MagicaL's career will continue.

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