GamerLegion went from a simple tier-two CS:GO<\/em> team to runners-up of the BLAST Paris Major in May. And instead of offloading its star players to bigger organizations, GamerLegion wants to keep its roster intact and become a true tier-one team.<\/p>
Despite persistent rumors, specifically about young in-game leader Kamil “siuhy” Szkaradek <\/a>and star rifler Ivan “iM” Mihai, the latter of whom was in the race for MVP alongside ZywOo, GamerLegion apparently has no plan to sell them.<\/p>
“Now it\u2019s time for us to take the next step to stay in the tier-one scene,” GamerLegion’s director of esports Julian Miculcy said in an interview<\/a> with Dexerto on June 5. We want to play the big tournaments and not be in the lower tiers all the time… I feel like there are obviously organizations who will have interest [in buying GamerLegion’s players]. But if we want to stay in tier one, we need to keep the team together, and I feel we have a great chance of doing that.”<\/p>
Related: Live Counter-Strike<\/em> 2023 roster tracker: CS:GO<\/em> signings and rumors ahead of CS2<\/em> release<\/a><\/strong><\/p>
There are no concrete negotiations in place right now. The community believes, for example, that siuhy is one of the players in contention to possibly replace HooXi on G2.<\/a> So we’ll have to wait and see if GamerLegion is actually capable of holding its stars when the offers start to arrive.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
