{cflag:JO} Mohammad "⁠BOROS⁠" Malhas, {cflag:RO} Laurențiu "⁠lauNX⁠" Țârlea, and {cflag:PL} Miłosz "⁠mhL⁠" Knasiak have just been announced as new Falcons players.

The three players join the team from Monte, Sprout, and Endpoint. Falcons, A Saudi-Arabian esports organization made the decision earlier this year to sway away from an all-French roster, where Kenny "kennyS" Schrub was part of the lineup, that failed to qualify for the BLAST.tv Paris Major.

{cflag:FR} Alexandre "⁠bodyy⁠" Pianaro, and {cflag:FR} Nathan "NBK-" Schmitt will continue on the team, where they will guarantee experience and leadership qualities, according to HLTV, who has talked with the organization following the announcement.

- The goal of our teams has always been about qualifying to, and then performing at, a Major. This year ahead will be no different and our sights are set on producing some results at Copenhagen next spring. We’ve also looked to design this team with CS2 in mind. We think there’s a smart balance of creativity and aggression, but also discipline and work rate that we believe will be the necessary attributes to start off strong in CS2. We’ll have to see if that pays off, the organization of Falcons told HLTV.

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Endpoint took on ex-finest doing the CCT North Europe Series 2. The winner of the game advanced to playoffs where they will be facing teams such as Astralis and OG. 

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Both Endpoint and ex-finest won their own map pick leaving open Vertigo as the decider coming into map three. 13-15 on the last map, MhL and MiGHTYMA were alone against four people from ex-finest. With some insane shots from Mhl and a 1v1 win from MiGHTYMAX in the end, Endpoint saw themself go 3-0 in the swiss stage and qualify for the playoffs. 

Check out the impressive play by Mhl and MiGHTYMAX right here:

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Yesterday, Endpoint announced on their Twitter that they have rounded out their roster with a signing of the former MOUZ NXT AWPer Miłosz "mhL" Knasiak. The Polish player is set to replace Joey “CRUC1AL” Steusel, who got benched back in September as they didn’t manage to qualify for the European RMR. Endpoint and mhL have already been competing with the pole on the team, but he will first get his official debut when they face BLUEJAYS in the Elisa Invitatainal Fall Playoffs.

The 20-year-old mHL is currently averaging 1.17 Rating / 0.70 kills per round / 1.20 K/D Ratio / 80.0 ADR. The pole has been turning heads with promising performances on the tier-two scene for some years now. 

Endpoints hopes are that the AWPer Miłosz "⁠mhL⁠" Knasiak will be the player who will help them level up further, as they will climb to get further up on the HLTV world ranking list where the team is currently #30 in the world. 

{cflag:DK} Markus "⁠Kjaerbye⁠" Kjærbye

{cflag:DK} Allan "⁠Rejin⁠" Petersen (coach)

MOUZ NXT has produced some well-known players through the years. Player such who is now playing for the MOUZ first team JDC, torzsi and xertioN. Their Academy project was the stepping stone for many of these young players who showed their worth in top tier CS:GO. MOUZ NXT will be two talents less for now as MIŁOSZ “MHL” KNASIAK and HUBERT “SZEJN” ŚWIATŁY will be looking to take the next step in their career. 

Both players have shown the CS:GO community how good they are when they play their best Counter-Strike as they did while winning the WePlay trophies in both seasons three and four, due to their consistent performances in the tournaments.

Where the two talents will be playing in the future is still yet to be announced but for now, they are both free agents. 

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We teamed up with Niels Christian "NaToSaphiX" Sillassen, who has looked into a lot of demos to find the candidates for this list, where we have excluded all players, who are already playing on a Tier-1/2 team such as Ilya "m0NESY" Osipov to name the most obvious one.

You can see the video here, and down below you can see all the names of the players.

10: {cflag:DK} Frederik "Fessor" Sørensen

The 21-year-old rifler is currently playing on Astralis Talent, but has been roaming around the professional scene for the last couple of years without breaking through. Is the highest-rated player before the playoffs start at WePlay Academy League Season 4.

Is currently playing for MONAD eSport on a C-tier level. The Swedish AWP'er is only 17 years old and could have a long career ahead of him in professional CS.

The Polish AWP'er had some big shoes to fill after Ádám “torzsi” Torzsás was promoted to the first team at the start of the year. But with a 1.22 rating in the WePlay Academy League, it seems like mhL is exactly what MOUZ NEXT had hoped for. 

This list and video were created before the news of w0nderful's move to Team Spirit. But we understand why! The Ukrainian is only 17 years old and has little to no experience in Tier 1 CS:GO, but we cannot wait to see him in action at IEM Cologne.

The AWP'er of Fnatic Rising can play both passive and aggressive with his Sniper rifle, which in today's meta is a huge deal. And hey, it's cool to see a new country in CS:GO (an honorable mention also goes to fellow Romanian Laurentiu "lauNX" Tarlea from Sprout)

Ladies and Gentlemen; We have an in-game leader on the list! IGLs are notoriously underappreciated in CS, but we hope to have picked one of the most exciting prospects for the future in "siuhy", who has won three titles in the WePlay Academy team with MOUZ NXT! 

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4: {cflag:IL} Dorian “xertioN” Berman

He is only 17 years old, but has already made quite a name for himself. The MOUZ NXT rifler has also been part of the successful spell at the team winning three titles and being one of the most hyped young players on the scene. But he did not make it into our top three! 

Another one! MOUZ NXT is packed with talents, and this one is special. Jimpphat is only 15 years old but is already signed with the best academy team in the world, which speaks for itself. The young Finn is actually VAC-banned, but since the ban was issued in early 2018, he can already compete at a Major next year.

The Russian is one of the most exciting players for the future. He is right on the edge of being on this list, but he is still largely unknown in the wider CS community. He is playing on 1WIN, who mostly are grinding C-tier tournaments.

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Who is this guy? Niels Christian "NaToSaphiX" Sillassen was blown away watching demos of the 17-year-old Ukrainian AWP'er. He is currently playing for B8, but should have something much bigger in store for the future. Statswise he is currently rated 1.27 for his last three months, which is also very impressive. 

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For the third time in just as many tries, MOUZ NXT has captured the title at the WePlay Academy League.

In the tournament that displays the academy teams from a number of top-tier CS:GO teams around the world, MOUZ NXT has been a dominant force since day 1.

In the Grand Final of the third iteration of the tournament, it was this time BIG Academy, that was the last hurdle for MOUZ NXT. The two teams started the fight for the title (and the $45,000) on BIG's map pick, Vertigo.

Here the now Polish-dominated MOUZ NXT team had no problems taking down BIG Academy, despite some good performances from the BIG duo Karim 'Krimbo' Moussa and Marcel 'hyped' Köhn.

The match continued on Ancient. A map where BIG Academy had a 0% (out of three maps played) win record on. That didn't change today, as MOUZ just continued to swing the rounds in their favor. This time around it was the AWP'er Miłosz 'mhL' Knasiak, who had several big impact rounds to help his team to win another WePlay Academy trophy, as MOUZ won 16-9.

MOUZ NXT - BIG Academy (2-0) | WePlay Academy League Season 3

16-12 (Vertigo) | {cflag:DE} JDC – 1.32 Rating / 22-17 K-D / 85.6 ADR

mhL – 1.63 Rating / 26-15 K-D / 98.2 ADR

MVP: {cflag:PL} Miłosz 'mhL' Knasiak - 1.29 Rating / 43-36 K-D / 90.3 ADR

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The profiled Polish team from AGO has announced that they are open to offers for their 19-year old AWPer Milosz “mhL” Knasiak, the organization explains in a recent statement. The news emerges after a 2-month period where mhL has been inactive for the Poles owing to a “maturity break”.

mhL has been a crucial part of the roster throughout his time at AGO, with the young player putting up strong numbers like 1.19 Rating / 82.1 ADR / 1.22 K-D ratio, in the last 12-months. 

The AGO organization has put out the following statement regarding mhL and the decision to transfer list the promising AWPer:

- We would like to inform you that Milosz “mhL” Knasiak is ready to return to the professional scene and in order not to waste his potential on the bench, we are looking for a new team for him.

Milosz has reported to us in recent days his desire to return to the game. We don’t want to take any steps that could lead to a potential rotation in the team …  We cannot allow mhL, being ready, to spend this time on the bench, so we are looking for a team for our 19-year-old sniper where he can spread his wings after his maturity break. 

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