As the rumor announced, Team Vitality has indeed signed the three players the most popular of the transfer window in its 2022 roster on CS: GO. dupreeh, Magisk and the zonic coach, three members, three “legends” as Astralis recalled when their contracts were announced, quickly found a new family, that of the Hive. All at the end of their contract with the old structure, they had decided not to extend it, mainly because of differences of opinion with regard to management. If several teams were tracking them, the players did not want to sign without the coach with whom they had known everything for 5 years. Vitality therefore had to let XTQZZZ go to ensure the recruitment of the trio.
Through these arrivals, the French structure announces an “ambitious strategy for 3 years” and an “unprecedented investment” on the esport scene. In total, 50 million euros over three years to form one of the most competitive rosters of the moment, including another star, ZywOo. The line-up is completed by apex and misutaaa.
The new roster illustrates an investment of 50 million euros spread over the next three years and coming from Rewired.gg. The objective is to compose high-performing European teams capable of winning the most coveted trophies in the esports sector. This announcement makes following the reveal of Team Vitality’s League of Legends roster, featuring World Championship finalist Luka “Perkz” Perković and two-time European champion Matyáš “Carzzy” Orság.
Team Vitality announces: LoL and CS: GO rosters are formed to dominate european esport, to position itself in the highest places of the Worlds and Major to come over the next three years. As a reminder, in addition to ZywOo, reigning double HLTV player of the year, Vitality will therefore be counting on Magisk and Dupreeh, two of the champions having got the most gain on the CS: GO scene. On the list: between three and four majors won between 2016 and 2019.
Finally, Jayson “Kyojin” Nguyen Van will remain in the squad as 6th man, allowing him to explore offerings from other structures next year.