Copenhagen Flames to Retain CS:GO roster in 2022, Complicated Deal Collapses

Copenhagen Flames (CPHF) have decided to retain their CS:GO Denmark roster after negotiating transfers with several parties over the past two months. Unfortunately, the organization was unable to find a suitable deal and decided that the best option available to all of them was to continue to compete together in 2022.

CPHF’s CS:GO team came to prominence following their phenomenal performance through the 2021 PGL Major Stockholm, where they almost made it to the Playoffs. Soon after, there were a lot of top organizations interested in buying squads with Complicated game is the closest way to contract.

However, things seemed to have taken a turn for the worse when Dexerto reported that the deal with Complexity had fallen through, as it was more interested in attracting North American CS:GO players.

Copenhagen Flames will keep the CS:GO roster for the 2022 season

Despite a great deal of interest along with negotiations for CPHF’s CS:GO roster after the Stockholm Major, the organization failed to reach a comfortable agreement with either party. Complexity Gaming is the closest place to embark on this.

Daniel Vorborg – Head of eSports at CPHF, in a public statement mentioned that from the start there was an open and honest conversation between him and the players about all possible scenarios.

Vorborg further clarified that they are completely satisfied with the decision, as they have achieved so much in a short amount of time with the squad. They are happy to continue with them.

The captain of the CS:GO team, Rasmus “HooXi” While sharing his thoughts on staying with CPHF, Nielsen expressed that he is happy with the decision after months of uncertainty.

Regarding the deals and negotiations that the CPHF is looking at, Vorborg did not name any specific organizations, but he revealed that they have received offers from a number of very large clubs, even including clubs. franchise location (ESL Pro League, BLAST Premier, etc.). This brings a lot of value to players as they care about the big picture rather than just money.

Unfortunately, the deal with Complexity did not go as expected as the focus of Complexity reported move to sign North American players including the core of Extra Salt along with Michael “⁠Grim⁠” Wince and Paytyn “⁠Junior⁠” Johnson.