The Polish based organization, Illuminar Gaming has announced the addition of a new Counter-Strike:Global Offensive team.

The all Polish line-up features some well known names from the Polish scene.

The Garman based organization, home of the Counter-Strike:Global Offensive team known as mopusesports has managed to fill in the void let behind by the departure of their In Game Leader, Finn 'karrigan' Andersen.

The managers of the team secured the services of the former LA Renegades IGL, Christopher 'dexter' Nong.

The Danish In Game Leadere Finn 'karrigan' Andersen, whom for the past two years was the Captain of the European based Counter-Strike:Global Offensive team of mousesports will now move to his former organization.

The move comes as a surprise and after the Swedish rifler Olof 'olofmeister' Kjarbjer announced his departure from the team.

The Danish In Game Leader, now innactive within Team North has announced that he now is a free agent.

The announcement was made on his official twitter page, where MSL wrote:

The French power house, Team Vitality has lost one of their team member to an extended brake due to personal reasons.

The In Game Leader Dan 'apEX' Madesclaire stressed his desire to take an extneded brake from competitive play, citing personal reasons.

The Swedish giants from Ninjas in Pyjamas have parted ways with one of their Counter-Strike:Global Offensive players.

The one to leave is the newly benched player ahead of the BLAST Premier Spring Groups, where his place was taken by the young talent, Erik 'ztr' Gustafsson.

The North American rifler, Timothy 'autimatic' Ta, former in Cloud 9 and now part of the Gen.G eSports has announced his retirement from the Counter-Strike franchise.

The player whom throughout his career scored a total of over 25 top 1 scores and in cash prize over $450000.

The Danish Counter-Strike:Global Offensive team, Copenhagen Flames has announced the addition of a new team member.

The new member is Chaos eSports Club player, Daniel 'djL' Narancic, whom turned to coaching role back in late September 2019.