Ali "hAdji" Haïnouss has officially announced his departure from 3DMAX, marking the end of an era for both the player and the French esports organization. The announcement came through his Twitter, expressing gratitude for the journey they shared and signaling his readiness for new ventures.

In the competitive arena of CS2, hAdji has been known for his sharp skills and strategic gameplay. His tenure at 3DMAX saw him evolve as a player, contributing significantly to the team's presence in the European circuit. As he steps into the free agency, hAdji is not one to rest on his laurels. He assures fans that the grind doesn't stop, as he continues to hone his craft, playing in the Faceit Pro League and streaming his sessions live to an audience that has closely followed his career.

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The search for a new team is on, and hAdji's availability is sure to stir interest among teams looking to bolster their rosters with a seasoned competitor. His move comes at a time when the esports landscape is rapidly evolving, with teams and players alike seeking to adapt and reinvent themselves to stay competitive.

As hAdji free navigates the waters of free agency, his commitment to staying sharp is a clear message to potential suitors: he is ready and more than capable of taking on whatever new challenge comes his way.