The new season is only just getting underway, and the scene continues to surprise us. We’re already seeing plenty of squad changes among teams around the world. Many squads have decided to bring in fresh blood, improve team chemistry or simply prepare to fight for the top spots in the rankings. These changes are equally evident among our partners. Although we have already reported on several transfers and reshuffles… However, more moves are still coming, which could alter the balance of power in the coming months. In today’s article, we’ll be focusing on precisely these. We’ll take a look at who has strengthened their squads and who has decided to part ways with their existing players.
Panico eSports – new faces at our Romanian partners
The new year is a time for resolutions and refreshing plans, and Panico eSports has no intention of starting it with half-measures. The Romanian organisation has decided to make signings that should help the team achieve its ambitious goals in the coming months. They have already shown that they are not afraid to bring in proven players. However, the current changes only confirm that they intend to make the most of the new year.
Two new players have joined the team: AceKH from Bulgaria and po1nt from Slovakia. Their arrival brings fresh faces to the squad and gives the organisation greater flexibility in planning tactics and building the team for the coming months. Unfortunately, the team has not revealed the exact roles the new players will take on within the squad. However, their presence is a significant step towards stabilising the team and preparing it for the challenges the new year will bring.
The changes at Panico eSports show that the organisation is not focusing solely on individual transfers. It is also about a broader plan to strengthen the entire squad. The new players are set to bolster the squad, bring fresh energy and help the team achieve the goals set for the coming months. Thanks to these decisions, Panico is starting the year with a new dynamic and a readiness to take action, showing that it intends to be a team worth watching in the coming months.
ROSTERNPK II – departures and players remaining in the squad
There have been significant personnel changes at NPK II. Three players who have formed the backbone of the team are leaving. Specifically, their IGL — Szyxiu, Sniper — Lunatic, and star player — Baran, who is moving to the bench. These changes alter the team’s dynamics and open the door for new players to join in the future. Despite these departures, Stefan and Asuma remain in the squad and will continue to play, playing a key role in the upcoming competitions.
The changes at NPK show that the organisation is striving to maintain balance in the squad whilst preparing for further roster moves. The departures of the team’s core players present a challenge, but also offer an opportunity to rebuild the strategy and inject fresh energy into the game. For fans, however, the coming weeks look set to be interesting… Every roster move could significantly impact the team’s results in upcoming tournaments. Observing how the team copes with the transition and the new players will be one of the most intriguing storylines in the near future.
ROSTERVisionary – a complete squad reset
The Visionary organisation decided to start from scratch and completely overhaul its roster. In recent weeks, fans have witnessed a series of announcements in which the team revealed new players one by one. Finally, the entire new roster was unveiled, which will represent the team in the coming months.
Ultimately, Hadess, Mani3k, Zgonn, Vane and Rewqu have joined the team. This is a complete change compared to the previous line-up. All the players bring fresh faces to the team, and the organisation now has the opportunity to build a cohesive squad from scratch. Among the new players, Zgonn takes on the role of IGL, Vane acts as the anchor, and Hadess has been designated as the sniper. However, the remaining roles have not been officially revealed. Despite this, the new line-up gives a clear picture of the team’s plans and the direction it intends to take in the coming months.
This reorganisation allows the team to prepare for competition on multiple fronts and opens up the possibility of testing various line-up configurations. The previous players have been replaced in their entirety, meaning the new players have the chance to shape the team’s dynamics from the outset and bring fresh energy. For fans, the coming period looks set to be exceptionally interesting. Meanwhile, the organisation is making it clear that its aim is to return to the scene with a strong, cohesive squad, ready to compete against the best teams.
A complete squad overhaul is a risky yet exciting move. Now it remains to be seen how the new five will settle into the team, how they will develop their strategy, and how they will manage to build the chemistry needed to achieve their goals in the coming months.
ROSTERRoster change at Lunacy Gaming – the return of “Simplusss”
Lunacy Gaming has seen an unexpected change in its line-up. The team has parted ways with PRS, who has stepped down from the game due to time constraints. The organisation thanked the player for his contribution to date, and his departure has paved the way for strengthening the team in a different direction.
Replacing PRS, Wojciech “Simplusss” Sadowski has joined the team, returning to play alongside Husarz and Mapet – the players with whom he previously formed the core of the TOP25 in Poland. Simplusss’s presence in the line-up marks the return of this well-known trio, providing the team with stability and experience that could prove crucial in the upcoming competitions. This change shows that the organisation is focusing on quickly adapting the line-up to the team’s needs. At the same time, it is drawing on the experience of players who know each other well from previous competitions together.
Although the season is only just beginning, the team will be able to capitalise on the proven chemistry between the players and incorporate it into new tactical set-ups. It will also be fascinating to see how Simpluss settles into the new-old line-up and what results the team achieves in upcoming tournaments.
ROSTERA round-up of transfers at our partners
Recent weeks have shown that the underground scene is still evolving. Meanwhile, teams are not afraid to bring in new players to strengthen their squads and prepare for the challenges ahead. Among them, we also see our partners, such as Panico eSports, NPK II, Visionary and Lunacy Gaming. Teams that have made changes designed not only to fill gaps in their line-ups, but also to inject fresh energy and enable the teams to build a stable and cohesive style of play. Observing these changes among our partners, it is clear that organisations are approaching their planning strategically, combining the experience of existing players with the potential of new signings.
Panico eSports (x.com, Instagram)
NPK Esport (x.com — TikTok — team profile)
Visionary (x.com — team profile)
Lunacy Gaming (x.com — Facebook — YouTube — Discord)







