Furious Gaming presented its new Counter-Strike squad: “Now we have to train hard and prove”

The long-running Argentinian esports organization, Furious Gaming, announced the members of its new CS:GO project. Gonzalo Garcia, CEO of FG, anticipated its restructuring in January to compete in the Valve shooter and assured that it would be a fundamental pillar for La Calavera in 2022. The fans of La Calavera asked for confirmation from the members of the new team and, after two months of waiting, it became a reality.

The team that will wear the shirt will be composed of Laser, ABM, Andrew, KAISER, TIKO and NCH in the role of coach. The new team brings together talent from Stone Movistar, 9z Academy, Boca Jrs Gaming and Malvinas Gaming. The new members were introduced, one by one, through Furious networks with the shirt in hand and together with the organization's CEO. This conformation will be a reunion for Andrew and Laser, who played for La Calavera in 2018 and 2019 respectively.

“Happy to belong to such a historic organization in the region,” he added: “With great confidence that we will be able to achieve the goals we set ourselves,” said KAISER, the former IGL of 9z Academy. For his part, Andrew welcomed the confirmation: “Very happy to represent Furious again and with the team I have, as always I will give my best to achieve the goals we set ourselves”.

The organization chose to take its first step from the staff, starting with the NCH coach to shape the new team project. From there, they decided that Andrew would take over the role of captain. Furious closed with Laser and TIKO, who, as GoNZo told, did not hesitate in their decision. Although it was difficult to define details for his pass from 9z, KAISER arrived at La Calavera together with ABM to close the squad.

Furious Gaming had its last participation during the finals of the American Super Cup of Games Season, where nacho, Owen$inhom, abizz, Jony BoY, eMadlz and Xiguinilster gave the present. As for meyern, he played alongside the team for the last time in the FlowFireLeague 2021 and the LVP Super Cup in November.

Gonzalo García recapped: “We have come from two years of ups and downs in CS:GO, so at the end of 2021 we decided to stop the scooter and put the project back together from scratch.” This is a team that demonstrates potential and will seek to take flight in the coming months. “Now we have to train hard and show on the server what we are made of!” , anticipated the organization's CEO.

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