Mousesports announce new CS:GO roster with Karrigan at the helm

German esports organization Mousesports have unveiled their new look CS:GO lineup, which now features former FaZe Clan IGL Finn ‘karrigan‘ Andersen, and new additions in Özgür ‘woxic’ Eker and David ‘frozen’ Čerňanský.

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After failing to qualify for the IEM Katowice Major, changes seemed inevitable at mouz, and making way for the new additions meant releasing Tomas ‘oskar’ Stastny after over two years with the organization.

Miikka ‘suNny’ Kemppi is remaining with the organization, but will move to the bench. Sources have told Dexerto that suNny has been in talks with ENCE.

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In their announcement post, Mousesports explained that the two departing players “didn’t share our vision for the new team”, as CEO Stefan Wendt clarified “We want to go back to a team that is highly motivated and eager to play for this organization.” 

Sources have informed Dexerto that mouz are also trialing Rejin has the team’s new coach.

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Karrigan comes in to the lineup after a middling time with Envy, who also missed out on the Katowice Major narrowly, but his experience will be invaluable to an otherwise young roster.

The Dane is returning to the organization he represented back in early 2013, and will now face the task of “leading a group of talented young stars.”

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Turkish woxic is one of these exciting young talents, who has impressed as a versatile player and a talented AWPer during his time with Hellraisers.

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Slovakian-born frozen may be lesser known to fans, and joins from ‘NoChance’ – a team originally started by teamless stars including Adil ‘ScreaM’ Benrlitom.

The new mousesports roster doesn’t have long to adapt to the karrigan’s leadership and become accustomed to each other, as they continue the ECS Season 7 matches on Monday, March 18, with the ESL Pro League Season 8 starting a month later.