The MongolZ Bench Senzu Ahead of IEM Chengdu 2025

The esports organization The MongolZ has officially replaced its roster on its Counter-Strike 2 roster. Azbayar "Senzu" Munkhbold has been transferred from the active roster to the bench. This decision was made on the official social media of the team.

The club did not specify what it was so keen on bidding farewell to Senzu alone and nobody has any idea who will be replacing him on the main roster. The club issued a short statement reiterating that the decision was one of agreement:

“This decision was made after careful discussion between the players and management. We deeply appreciate the unwavering support and respect of our fans as we continue our journey toward success.”
— The MongolZ representatives

Unexpectedly, Senzu was the most consistent and statistically good player on the team roster. Since he joined The MongolZ, he has played a combined total of 415 maps with an astonishing 1.12 average rating, ranking as the top player by statistics in the team.

Senzu himself has validated departing, stating that it was not a sudden move:

“I don’t know what to say. This wasn’t a spontaneous decision. It feels like I’m leaving my home. We’ve shared so many memories together. I wish all the best to my teammates and apologize to everyone who supported us.”

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The MongolZ's next event will be IEM Chengdu 2025 from November 3–9 in China. The team now will have little time to find a quality substitute and prepare for the next championship in the full lineup.