OG announced that Bram "⁠Nexius" Campana is no longer part of the main roster. It is unclear who will take his place, but the organization mentioned that they will use temporary players for upcoming tournaments while they search for a permanent replacement.

The decision to bench Nexius is part of a major restructuring of OG, who recently signed two Danish players, Christian "⁠Buzz" Andersen and Christoffer "⁠Chr1zN" Storgaard, replacing Nils "⁠k1to" Gruhne and Nikita "⁠HeavyGod" Martynenko.

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Details of the Roster Changes

Nexius spent 10 months with OG after transferring from MOUZ NXT. During this time, he played in several major tournaments, including the Copenhagen Major RMR, where OG finished 1-3, and the Global Esports Tour Rio, where the team placed fourth. His average rating during his tenure at OG was 5.7, which is considered a stable performance for a player of his caliber.

As a potential replacement for Nexius, the team considered Jakub "⁠M1key" Krausko, who was already spotted at the Thunderpick World Championship, where OG defeated Virtus.pro but lost to 3DMAX. Additionally, it was reported that OG tried out Olle "⁠spooke" Grundström, as revealed in an interview with William "⁠draken" Sundin, a sniper for Johnny Speeds.

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OG's Next Steps

OG is set to play a crucial match against Virtus.pro at the Thunderpick World Championship this Friday. The current team roster includes

• Maciej "⁠F1KU" Miklas
• Mădălin-Andrei "⁠MoDo" Mirea
• Christoffer "⁠Chr1zN" Storgaard
• Christian "⁠Buzz" Andersen
• Lambert "⁠Lambert" Prigent (coach)