Author: Alejandro "anonimotum" Gomis

According to sources close to BLIX.GG Mehmet “cNed” Ä°pek will not continue to be a part of Natus Vincere’s starting team in Valorant VCT; cNed will probably leave the Ukrainian organization.Cned is a player with an extensive background in Valorant, winning the 2021 Valorant Champions with Acend and qualifying to the World Cup this 2023. They also finished in 3rd / 4th position in the lock in at the start of 2023.NAVI are already looking for a replacement for the Turkish player. Among them are free agent players and big known players of the world Valorant.From BLIX.GG we will keep…

The official schedule for 2024 is expected to start in the middle of January and end in the middle of September. According to sources close to BLIX.GG editorial staff, Riot Games has begun assembling the Valorant competitive model for 2024. At the moment, the official schedule is expected to start in mid-January 2024 and end in mid-September. The schedule is expected to include 2 splits, 1 Masters at the end of each split, an LCQ and the Champions. Among the most striking changes, would be the proposed solution to the rule of substitutes that has caused problems for some teams…

According to sources with knowledge of the situation, BLIX understands that Rémy “XTQZZZ” Quoniam has pulled out of TSM’s reported roster for CS:GO. The decision by the Frenchman sees XTQZZZ leave the project despite reportedly being an integral part of the creation and selection of the roster.Read more: stavn: “It felt so hopeless when we couldn’t win all those tournaments”Beyond XTQZZZ’s own decision to leave, it is also understood that the entire roster itself is in peril due to disagreements between the American organization and the players over alleged breaches in verbal agreements relating to the length of contract and…

According to sources close to BLIX, the ERL will have 3 splits in 2024, following the format that the LEC currently has. The ERL (or European Regional Leagues) includes leagues such as the LFL (the French league) and the Superliga (the Spanish league). In addition to general format changes in the ERL, different options are being studied to reformulate the EMEA masters format for 2024, but at the moment, BLIX cannot say for sure what the new format will be.Read more: Astralis LEC Spot for Sale; Falcons was in advanced negotiations but Riot Games didn’t approveIn addition to the changes…

According to sources close to BLIX.GG, Astralis is considering selling their LEC spot again but has yet to reach a full agreement with any team at this time.Different teams are in talks with Astralis to purchase the spot, one of the teams in talks is a big ERL team.Sources close to the move say that Team Falcons was in advanced negotiations to purchase the LEC spot from Astralis. However, Riot Games did not give approval for the purchase of Astralis from the Saudi organization.In addition to this information, several sources say that Astralis would be interested in selling the spot…

According to sources close to BLIX.GG, the Lithuanian rifler Justinas “jL” Lekavicius reaches an agreement with NAVI on his transfer from Apeks. Lekavicius has been in high demand in the current Counter-Strike offseason, but in the end 23-years-old Apeks’ player is aiming to join Natus Vincere. Apeks ended the recent run at BLAST.tv Paris Major in the semifinals, taking 3rd/4th place at the event. That caused additional interest to some of their players in the CS:GO players break. The report was prepared together by anonimotum of BLIX and Vladislav “harumi” Radvilovich.Follow BLIX.GG for more summer break updates and roster reports…

According to sources familiar with the situation, BLIX understands that Evil Geniuses have made substantial progress in determining their roster post player break. The most interesting part of his news is that Evil Geniuses are in talks with current Liquid player Jonathan “EliGE” Jablonowski alongside NAVI star Denis “electroNic” Sharipov about the potential of joining the Seattle-based organization.Read more: Sources: Vitality close in on flameZ; set to replace dupreehAdditionally, it is understood that Evil Geniuses have reached verbal agreements to sign Aleksandr “zorte” Zagodyrenko and Audric “JACKZ” Jug, with the latter move first being reported by Guillaume “neL” Rathier of…

According to sources close to the situation, Shahar “flameZ” Shushan is in the final stage of negotiations with Team Vitality. Previously we reported that flameZ has been exploring his options as his contract with OG expired.If nothing abruptly changes, flameZ will soon join the French organization for the upcoming Counter-Strike season. According to our information, flameZ will replace Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen in the roster.In the previous CS:GO season Vitality showed a tremendous performance. The French powerhouse managed to grab a victory at home ground, winning the last CS:GO Major, BLAST.tv Paris Major. Additionally, they won IEM Rio 2023 and took…

According to sources close to BLIX.GG, Benjy “benjyfishy” Fish has reached a verbal agreement with Team Heretics and will be their new Valorant player.The signing will take place in the middle of the season, although as a general rule VCT teams are not allowed to make changes, Team Heretics received approval from VCT to sign a new player for the Valorant Last Chance Qualifier. All indications are that the deal is not just for the LCQ and the player could sign for much longer. Benjyfishy is a well-known for his time as a proplayer in Fortnite, where he won in…

According to BLIX’s sources, Laurențiu “lauNX” Țârlea is set to play under Falcons tag in the upcoming Counter-Strike season. The Romanian rifler, who has been a part of Sprout for more than a year, will soon play together with NBK and bodyy.Read more: Sources: Falcons To Build The Roster Around bodyy; kennyS Will Be A Content CreatorWith that said, our sources can confirm that NBK will stay in the team as IGL. Both Sprout and Falcons actively considering changes in their roster, follow BLIX to stay up to date with the latest Counter-Strike offseason changes.Cover image credit: CCT