21-year-old rifler Karim "Krimbo" Moussa has decided to stay loyal to BIG, signing a new contract with the Berlin club. One of the directors mentioned that other organizations had shown interest in the esports player.

The new deal is for several years, marking another successful case of the effectiveness of academies in the pro Counter-Strike scene. Further proof of this is the statistics of the young German – his rating in the last 15 matches is second only to sniper mantuu with 6.6 points.

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BIG’s CGO Roman “Roman R.” Reinhardt is confident that in the future, Krimbo will strengthen the professional scene in his home country, and that the extended contract is an important step towards ensuring a successful future for BIG.

Extending Karim's contract is undoubtedly a significant milestone for BIG and for me. It marks a decisive step on our shared path. Karim is an exceptional player who will have a significant impact on the German Counter-Strike scene in the coming years.We consciously decided to extend the contract, and Karim is committed to us, despite numerous offers from top teams.

Roman “Roman R.” Reinhardt, CGO of BIG

The last tournament for BIG this year will be YaLLa Compass Fall 2023. The team received a direct invitation to the quarterfinals, so the squad is just three wins away from not only the $12,500 first-place prize but also a ticket to the June LAN championship YaLLa Compass 2024, with a prize pool of $400,000.

Source: BIGCLAN.gg