CS:GO News Week in Review: July 31st

Cloud9 and Stunna parts ways

The North American team lost their manager this week following the announcement that their long-time manager Tres "Stunna" Saranthus has decided to seek greener pastures. Read a snippet of Stunna's full statement below:

There are many stories over the course of my travels that will be forever memorable. I wish the players and staff of Cloud9, both past and present, the most good luck and fortune that I can send their ways. I look forward to working with them again in different projects and ventures. GL HF! ”

Maniac joins with Unity

Mathieu "Maniac" Quiquerez has finally landed a spot on a competitive team this week following a lengthy period of inactivity after his departure as coach from Team EnVyUs, picking up a spot on the newly-formed Unity which features a number of prominent Danish players as well as Kevin "HS" Tarn from Estonia.

Luminosity signs news CS roster

Luminosity Gaming has secured the services of a new Brazilian CS:GO roster this week, taking the place of the now-SK Gaming lineup that left LG late last month. The new lineup consists of promising regional talent from a number of different teams, including Keyd Stars and g3x.

Liquid recieves spot at ESL One New York

ESL One New York 2016 will be the first edition of the event that will feature Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, and with the October 1st start date approaching this fall, ESL has revealed this week the third invited team to the Barclays Center, Team Liquid. The team clinched their spot following their impressive run in Cologne this month where the North Americans made it to the grand finals, losing out only to SK Gaming, the current reigning team in the professional scene.

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