After every CS:GO<\/em> Major there’s usually a shuffle in the scene, with many teams swapping players and staff. If a squad is looking for an experienced coach, they can look at R\u00e9my\u00a0“\u2060XTQZZZ\u2060”\u00a0Quoniam, who announced the end of his six-month break and plans to return to coaching on May 24 on Twitter.<\/p>
In the last six months, XTQZZZ has been focusing on himself while also “helping the management and CS:GO<\/em> staff of Vitality,” he added. He assisted the team in securing the BLAST.tv Paris Major trophy<\/a>, which they won last Sunday, May 21. <\/p>
Related: One CS:GO<\/em> team played in 4 out of 5 of the most-watched Major matches in history<\/a><\/strong><\/p>
With Counter-Strike 2<\/em> on the horizon<\/a>, a few teams in the scene will most likely go through some changes. Therefore, there would have been probably no better time to come out of the break and seek a return to action than now for XTQZZZ. <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"