Eternal Fire bench imoRR, jresy and lugseN as the Turkish CS2 team begins a rebuild after a bad 2025, retaining Calyx and EMSTAR while a new lineup is prepared.
Invictus Gaming open 2026 by sweeping JDG 3–0 to win their third Demacia Cup, capping a playoff surge despite fielding two substitutes ahead of LPL Split 1.
The MongolZ complete their CS2 roster with 19-year-old “cobrazera,” the ex-Huns talent replacing benched star Senzu ahead of a busy early-2026 schedule.
LEC Versus debuts on January 17 with 10 LEC teams plus two ERL invites, a single round robin, and double-elim playoffs. The winner qualifies for First Stand.
TYLOO confirm Sheng “Attacker” Yuanzhang has retired from CS2 and moved into coaching, ending an 11-year career highlighted by international LAN silverware.
Fnatic have released their entire Rainbow Six Siege roster after a disappointing 2025, sending five players to free agency while the org plans a reset.
AMKAL Esports will cease operations, releasing their Counter-Strike 2 roster to free agency after a difficult 2025 and sliding results across two seasons.
Astralis confirm the exits of “device” and “Magisk” after a trophyless 2025, hinting at international signings as the Danes rebuild for the 2026 season.
Team Spirit recall magixx and zont1x, bench zweih and chopper, with magixx taking over as IGL ahead of BLAST Bounty Winter qualifiers starting January 12.
BLAST reveals full team list for Bounty Winter 2026 (Jan 22–25, Malta). 32 teams fight for 8 LAN spots via Jan 13–18 qualifiers; MOUZ, The MongolZ and G2 skip.
CTBC Flying Oyster sign ex-BLG jungler Shad0w for 2026. Doggo extends; Rest re-signs; coach Chawy returns. CFO still seeking mid and support before kickoff.
Fnatic extend Iván “Razork” Martín for 2026 as starting jungler, ending replacement rumors. Empyros joins; Vladi and Lospa expected to round out the roster.