Astralis parts ways with long-standing members dupreeh, Magisk, and their coach zonic: After their fall from the top of the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive scene, Astralis have looked like a husk of their former self. With dev1ce leaving the team earlier this year, their form has taken a deep dive. Although this slump was prevalent since the pandemic lockdown began, it is now that the old roster, except gla1ve and Xyp9x, has completely left the organization. Here is detailed information about the farewell.
Today, we bid farewell to three Astralis legends. Best of luck, Peter, Emil and Danny. You will forever be a part of the #AstralisFamily. Thank you for everything. We will see you later. ❤️@dupreeh@MagiskCS@zonic pic.twitter.com/sNe4qcDnLm
— Astralis Counter-Strike (@AstralisCS) December 29, 2021
Astralis parts ways with long-standing members dupreeh, Magisk, and their coach zonic
Magisk, dupreeh, and zonic leave Astralis after their contract ended: Fans were able to watch these three play for the last time at the BLAST Premier: Fall Finals 2021. The replacements for dupreeh and Magisk had been already announced way back when the team was exited from the PGL Major Stockholm. blameF and k0nfig have been added to the new Astralis roster and they played in the BLAST Premier: World Finals 2021. With the exit of dev1ce earlier this year and now Magisk, dupreeh, and zonic, only Xyp9x and gla1ve are the original founding members left here in the organization. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
The addition of k0nfig and blameF is a move to improve the slumping performance of Astralis on the main stage. Both the Danish players secured by Astralis are promising and have proved their worth on the international stage. With the 2022 CS:GO calendar year very near, Astralis is looking to make a comeback with this lineup of both fresh and experienced players in the organization.
In place of zonic, former North coach ave will be joining to be the new coach of the Astralis team. Although ave has a ban till January 2022, he will be back to mentor the side in the new year’s Major tournaments.
Fans will be hoping that this roster will rise up to reach the same heights as that of the founding lineup of Astralis.
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