The first full year since the professional scene transitioned to Counter-Strike 2 is coming to an end. Many ambitious organizations are dissatisfied with their results and are ready to make serious roster changes. In this article, we’ve compiled all the changes in CS2 teams, as well as potential moves that have yet to be officially confirmed.
Notations:
- (?) — Transfer not confirmed
Europe
As always, the most notable roster changes are expected in the European region. The reshuffle here will affect everyone—from mid-tier teams to top-tier organizations. With the transition to CS2, the competitive scene has become incredibly fierce, exposing many issues in established rosters.
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Falcons Roster:
In:
- No information
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BetBoom Team Roster:
North America
North American CS is experiencing challenging times. No matter how much teams spend or which players they sign, the result is always the same—failure. Will anyone succeed this time in building a team capable of contending for titles?
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- autimatic is benched on NRG
NRG Roster:
In:
- No information
Out:
- Jeorge → NRG
- nosraC parts ways with Nouns
Nouns Roster:
South America
A distinctive feature of South American CS is constant roster shuffles. Everyone is trying to create a competitive lineup, but even organizations with resources like FURIA Esports struggle to achieve this.
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- No information
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- b4rtiN is benched on Legacy
Legacy Roster:
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- No information
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RED Canids Roster:
Asia and Oceania
In Asia and Oceania, much like South America, roster changes occur year-round. The region's top esports organizations are in constant search of the perfect lineup.
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- aumaN joins TYLOO
Out:
- JamYoung is moved to substitute on TYLOO
TYLOO Roster:
With the arrival of 2025, the professional CS scene will never be the same. Valve’s new rules will change virtually everything, though it’s unclear whether it will be for better or worse. Stay updated on roster changes here and now with Bo3.gg.
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