Трансферная среда — 4 ноября

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 

Olofbackster

Last week, Nikola "NiKo" Kovac joined G2, and his place was taken by ex-team player Olof "olofmeister" Kajbjer. The Swede has played for the club since 2017 but decided to take a break from his professional career this spring. The veteran will play with his team at the BLAST Premier Fall Series, but his participation in the IEM Beijing-Haidian has not been confirmed.

RM's Casemiro Launches Esports CLub

Real Madrid's Brazilian football player, Casemiro, founded an esports organization, Case. First of all, they announced a CS:GO roster, including ex-players from Tempo Storm, Imperial, and FURIA Academy. The main task of the new club will be to gain a foothold in the CS:GO pro-scene and get to important international tournaments.

Gen.G news

Gen.G has announced the signing of two stand-ins that will help the team during the second season of the Flashpoint League: Rasmus "kreaz" Johansson and Richard "Xizt" Landström. Gen.G had vacant places since October when Damian "daps" Steele and Sam "s0m" Oh left for VALORANT. There is currently no information on whether the club is considering signing newcomers on an ongoing basis.

Dota 2

VP News

Virtus.pro announced Ilyas "illias" Ganeev joining VP.Prodigy. Danil "gpk" Skutin also became the main roster player after playing as a stand-in. According to the club's announcement, half of the illias' transfer cost was paid by the rest of the roster.

Virtus.pro General Manager Sergey Glamazda commented:

“Ilyas is a strong player with great potential for growth. The rest of the guys from VP.Prodigy are so confident in him that they offered to pay half of the transfer cost. We in the club's management share their confidence and are glad that we have managed to assemble an optimal squad that will fight for victories and delight all of us with their play. "

Gpk — the wonderboy from Russia

Cyber Legacy Roster Update

Cyber Legacy announced that they have parted ways with four players and coach, while only Zaur "Cooman" Shakhmurzaev remains in the team.

These fellows have left the organization:

• Idan "Magical" Vardanyan
• Evgeniy "Blizzy" Ree
• Danil "Bignum" Shekhovtsov
• Semyon "CeMaTheSlayeR" Krivulya
• Arseny "ArsZeeqq" Usov (coach)

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