Transfer Thursday — September 24

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Transfer Thursday is a brand new 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
Serious stuff at Clouds
Cloud9 continues to form their roster. This weekend, Henry "HenryG" Greer, who leads the signings process, introduced William "mezii" Merriman and Ozgur "woxic" Eker. They joined the previously arrived Alex "ALEX" McMeekin. In an already traditional fashion, Greer posted the details of the deals on his Twitter account.
The woxic deal cost $1,365,000 including transfer fees and a three-year contract, while a pro-scene newcomer mezii costs $509,000.
Cloud9 CS:GO present the devastating Turkish left hook of the Colossus 🇹🇷
— HenryG (@HenryGcsgo) September 19, 2020
🔹Player: Özgür "woxic" Eker
🔹Role: AWP / Star Player 🔥
🔹Contract length: 3 year deal
(Starting 09/19/2020)
🔹Deal Value: $1,365,000
🔹Press: https://t.co/APb3KTSdRS#C9WIN
Statement: pic.twitter.com/Kvhnm4uQHz
Cloud9 to serve up BEEFY British Counter-Strike 🇬🇧
— HenryG (@HenryGcsgo) September 19, 2020
🔹Player: William "Mezii" Merriman
🔹Role: Rifle / Support / Closer
🔹Contract length: 3 year deal (Starting 09/19/20)
🔹Transfer Fee: $83,000
🔹3 year Salary: $426,000
🔹Press: https://t.co/avJscfcDgR #C9WIN
Statement: pic.twitter.com/oInachDNZY
The first big test for the team will be the second season of the Flashpoint league.
Cloud9 New Signings — What's Next?
At the moment, there are three players and a coach in the Cloud9 clip:
- Alex "ALEX" McMeekin;
- William "mezii" Merriman;
- Ozgur "woxic" Ecker;
- Alexander "kassad" Trifunovich (coach).
Complicated news
The seventeen-year-old rising star of the American pro scene Owen "oBo" Schlatter has announced his departure from Complexity Gaming. This was announced at an emergency press conference by the CEO of the club Jason Lake.
The young player prefers to play in the American region, so he decided to return home from the European region, where Complexity is currently placed. Lake has confirmed that he will help oBo to find a new home.
This summer, oBo was part of the team's big success - Complexity Gaming became the triumph of BLAST Premier: Spring 2020 European Finals. Team coach Jamie "keita" Hall became oBo's stand in the closed qualifier for DreamHack Open Fall.
Interview with Jason Lake: "For me, esports will never be an ordinary, everyday thing - this is the passion of my life."
Just Ninja stuff
Ninjas in Pyjamas' Tim "nawwk" Jonasson took a break due to his health condition. The organization said that lately, he had noticeable fatigue and overwork. Therefore, in order to avoid burnout, he was given a rest until the next official RMR event - DreamHack Open Fall, which starts on October 15th.
NiP Benches HyP and Fearoth, Signs Sayf
Player health always comes first - @nawwkcs on medical leave.https://t.co/Dz4SMgbLvN#GONINJAS #CSGO pic.twitter.com/KYpUSX3KL3
— Ninjas in Pyjamas (@NIP) September 16, 2020
Dota 2
The past week turned out to be rich in surprising and sudden reshuffles on the CIS pro-scene.
NAVI signs FlyToMoon roster for a trial period
Virtus.pro huge update
Virtus.pro announced the roster VP.Prodigy, which will take part in OGA Dota PIT Season 3. Gambit Esports player Danil "gpk" Skutin has become the stand-in midlaner. Also, Ilya "Lil" Ilyuk returned to Virtus.pro temporarily, albeit to the junior roster. Vitaly “Save-” Melnik, the previous position four at VPP will play as position five.
VP.Prodigy roster for the upcoming @OGADotaPIT S3 has changed.@GambitEsports’ Danil «gpk» Skutin will be taking over the mid lane as a stand-in. Our position 4 for this tournament will be Ilya «Lil» Ilyuk @LilJke also joining as stand-in.
— Virtus.pro (@virtuspro) September 22, 2020
📝Read more: https://t.co/sBrEpkALVZ pic.twitter.com/Jb3a8aYnEl
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