Virtus.pro Completes Formation of Its CS2 Roster

Esports organization Virtus.pro has officially presented its updated Counter-Strike 2 roster, announcing the promotion of two players from the academy project VP.Prodigy to the main lineup. The new members of the team are Dias “FOR3VER” Kutubay and Alexander “AquaRS” Kovalev. The club reported the signings on its official website.

According to representatives of Virtus.pro, the decision to promote the players was made after their successful performances in recent tournaments. Both esports athletes showed a high level of individual play and demonstrated strong teamwork while playing in the academy roster.

The organization expects that the team’s experienced captain will help the young players adapt more quickly to competition at a high level. The club’s management is also confident that FOR3VER and AquaRS will be able to fully reveal their potential in the main roster.

The new players replaced Evgeny “FL1T” Lebedev and Pyotr “fame” Bolyshev. Earlier, the organization moved both players to the bench and made them available for transfer.

In addition, a few weeks ago Virtus.pro announced the return of Nikolai “mir” Bityukov, who had previously played for the team. He took on the role of the team’s captain, replacing Ilya “Perfecto” Zalutskiy, who had previously served as the in-game leader.

In the near future, the updated roster will travel to Belgrade, where the team will hold a long bootcamp until the end of April. During this preparation period, the players will train for upcoming tournaments and work on improving team synergy.

Current Virtus.pro CS2 Roster:

• Vadim “tO0RO” Arykov

• Vladimir “b1st” Krasikov

• Nikolai “mir” Bityukov

• Dias “FOR3VER” Kutubay

• Alexander “AquaRS” Kovalev

• Dmitry “ProbLeM” Martynov (Coach)

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The organization hopes that the updated roster will allow Virtus.pro to improve its results on the international Counter-Strike 2 scene and return to competing for top positions at major tournaments.