Evil Geniuses could lose two of their key players in a few months. The end is neigh for Tsvetelin Dimitrov \u201cCeRq\u201d Mangalski and Vincent \u201cBrehze\u201d Cayonte, as both players have refused to extend their contracts. With their contracts expiring in the coming months, they could exit the franchise in September. <\/p>\n
According to HLTV, Brehze was ranked the eighth-best player in 2019, while CeRq was the eighteenth-best player. They are the longest-standing members of EG\u2019s Counter-Strike: Global Offensive<\/a> roster. EG signed them both on September 29th, 2019 and they have been with the franchise since then. <\/p>\n They were formerly players for NRG Esports until EG acquired the esports franchise alongside its roster. The acquisition was done ahead of the ESL One: New York, in 2019, which the franchise won by defeating Astralis. Being the first event, EG became the inaugural champions of the tournament, with CeRq and Brehze amongst the winning roster.<\/p>\n EG unveiled what was described as the \u201cblueprint\u201d project. The project saw the franchise acquire the rosters of two top esports organizations. The players of the two teams – Carpe Diem and Party Astronauts, alongside EG\u2019s roster make up a 15-man flexible CS:GO roster with CeRq and Brehze inclusive. <\/p>\n \ud83d\udea8 Breaking: @EvilGeniuses<\/a> is officially signing Party Astronauts and Carpe Diem to form a 15-man fluid CS:GO roster.<\/p>\n EG's @deapps<\/a> and @d4n_nyy<\/a> sat down with me to discuss the bold new direction, and why they think it will save NA CS.<\/p>\n For @DotEsports<\/a> \u2b07https:\/\/t.co\/9FArGYT3KX<\/a><\/p>\n — Scott Robertson (@counterscottGO) June 2, 2022<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n