Fnatic has announced the removal of Maikil “golden” Selim from its active CS:GO roster. The move is rumored to be the first of several, as Fnatic has announced “additional changes in the days to come”.
The decision follows a string of several disappointing results for the Swedish team. While several players on the roster were underperforming for a while, Fnatic has now decided that a new in-game leader is needed to bring the team back to the top.
CSGO update: as part of our ongoing changes,
@goldenmajk
has been moved to the inactive roster. Thank you for everything Maikil 🖤🧡
We will be announcing additional changes to Fnatic CSGO soon.
As Fnatic alluded to in the announcement, its CS:GO roster will undergo more changes in the near future. The team is reportedly looking into non-Swedish players, as the organization is rumored to be negotiating a deal with Polish player Milosz “mhl” Knasiak.
“You can expect more news from the Fnatic camp in the near future to bring us back where we belong.”
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