S1mple Returns: On Loan to Team Falcons, BOROS Benched

S1mple Returns: On Loan to Team Falcons, BOROS Benched

Andre Guaraldo

19 Jan, 2024, 20:01

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 12:15

In the wake of a disappointing performance in the recent RMR qualifier for the Copenhagen Major, Team Falcons has announced significant changes to its Counter-Strike roster. The decision comes after their unexpected elimination by underdog powerhouse AMKAL ESPORTS, marking a setback in their pursuit of success in the highly competitive CS2 scene.

The AMKAL upset

The decision to make roster changes comes on the heels of Falcons' unexpected defeat by AMKAL ESPORTS in the RMR qualifier. AMKAL, labeled as an underdog, managed to thwart Falcons' Major dreams with a decisive victory. The repercussions of this upset prompted Falcons to reevaluate their strategies and make changes to regain their competitive edge.

Benching 'BOROS' and reassessing Roles

In an official statement released on February 19, 2024, Team Falcons revealed that they would be moving 'BOROS' to the bench position. This decision, motivated by performance reasons, is part of the team's commitment to transparency with their fans. The move aims to facilitate a review of the team's composition and realignment of players into appropriate roles and positions.

From Monte to Falcons, from Falcons to the bench - Boros no longer plays for the Saudi Arabian team (credits: BO3.gg)
From Monte to Falcons, from Falcons to the bench - Boros no longer plays for the Saudi Arabian team (credits: BO3.gg)

Temporary Replacement - CS:GO's GOAT S1mple joins on loan

To fill the void left by 'BOROS' and provide the team with additional firepower, Team Falcons announced a one-month loan signing of none other than Oleksandr 's1mple' Kostyliev. The return of the seasoned professional to competitive Counter-Strike undoubtedly injects fresh energy into the team and bolster their chances in the upcoming Blast Showdown tournament.

Assistant Coach Departure

Adding to the changes, the announcement also disclosed that Assistant Coach Rafael 'FELDMAN' Rodriguez will be leaving Team Falcons at this time. The departure of a key coaching figure undoubtedly suggests a broader restructuring within the team as they seek to overcome their recent challenges and emerge stronger in future competitions.

Looking Ahead to ESL Pro League

The statement emphasized Team Falcons' commitment to their long-term goals, specifically targeting success in late 2024 and 2025 Majors. Fans can also expect updates on the permanent roster for the ESL Pro League as the team aims to bounce back from their setback in the RMR qualifier.

Team Falcons' decision to shake up their roster and coaching staff undoubtedly reflects a commitment to continuous improvement and a determination to overcome recent setbacks. With the addition of s1mple on loan, the team also aims to showcase a stronger performance in the upcoming Blast Showdown tournament and build towards success in future competitions. As the CS:GO community eagerly awaits further updates on the permanent roster, Team Falcons remains focused on their long-term goals and the pursuit of Major success in the competitive landscape.

Feature image credits: Team Falcons

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