Team Secret announced its return to the Counter-Strike esports scene by unveiling a new roster to compete in PGL Major Copenhagen qualifiers.
Team Secret announce new Counter-Strike roster
Team Secret has officially announced its return to the Counter-Strike esports scene, unveiling a fresh roster led by Paweł “innocent” Mocek and Guy “anarkez” Trachtman.
The team is poised to compete in the upcoming PGL Major Copenhagen EU RMR’s first open qualifier.
Anarkez’s re-joining Secret marks his second stint with the organization, renowned for its accomplishments in Dota tournaments.
Previously, he played for Team Secret alongside players who later achieved top 20 world rankings with Bad News Eagles.
Joining him are Vladan “Kind0” Mandic, a key member of the Serbia roster that secured third place at the 2023 IESF World Championship, Mikkel “Maze” Sparvath, formerly on Ambush’s bench, and Sebastian “Tauson” Tauson Lindelof, who departed Sprout in December.
Innocent, making a return after almost a year of inactivity due to mental health reasons, expressed his excitement about re-joining the competitive scene.
He praised the team’s professional approach and expressed confidence that their collective efforts would yield positive results.
Team Secret’s history in Dota 2, coupled with their previous foray into CS:GO tournaments, establishes them as a formidable contender in the evolving CS2 landscape.
The decision to participate in the PGL Major Copenhagen EU RMR’s first open qualifier underscores the importance of these tournaments as a gateway to the Counter-Strike 2 Major.
The Open Qualifiers have become a crucial testing ground for organizations, offering them an opportunity to assess their competitiveness and strategically re-enter the CS2 scene.
Team Secret’s involvement in this qualifier indicates a strategic move to evaluate their standing and make a resounding statement in their return to Counter-Strike.
In essence, Team Secret’s resurgence in Counter-Strike 2 sparks enthusiasm within the esports community.
The star-studded line-up, featuring experienced players and a professional approach, positions them as formidable contenders in the CS2 landscape.
As they venture into the Open Qualifiers, fans eagerly anticipate witnessing their seasoned roster’s performance and how they will fare against the competition.
Only time will reveal the heights Team Secret can achieve in their comeback journey.
Ciaran Jackman
Senior Esports Editor
Ciaran Jackman spent six years as a senior editor at EsportBet.com, publishing nearly 1,000 articles across CS2, VALORANT and League of Legends. A mad esports fan and one of the hardest working people in the organisation, Ciaran was a defining voice on the site from 2019 to 2025.
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