
The MongolZ have moved cobrazera to the bench, confirming a second roster change this off-season after mzinho's departure to BC.Game last week. The Mongolian side that won the Esports World Cup and reached three consecutive finals in the second half of 2025 is being taken apart piece by piece.
A Signing That Never Quite Worked
cobrazera arrived in January 2026 from The Huns as a replacement for Senzu, a move that raised eyebrows at the time. Senzu had been one of the most exciting young players in Asian CS2, consistently putting up star performances across his two-year spell with the team at just 19 years old. cobrazera was brought in to replace him and spent six months on the roster without managing to recreate what came before. The team that had been a lock for top-five at every major event slipped into the top-ten bracket, and the finals dried up entirely.
cobrazera has been moved to the bench and steps away from our active lineup. pic.twitter.com/jQUJdH8eOz
— The MongolZ (@1mongolz) July 12, 2026

Two Holes to Fill
With both mzinho and cobrazera now gone, The MongolZ face a significant rebuild heading into the second half of the season. mzinho was the team's most consistent fragger across their best results, and his move to BC.Game removes one of the key pieces that made their 2025 run possible. cobrazera's exit follows shortly after, leaving the roster needing two players before the next major cycle begins. The MongolZ built something rare in Asian CS2. Putting it back together won't be straightforward.
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