CSGO legend pashaBiceps returns to pro play on new \u201cLiquid Biceps\u201d squad Robert Paul for DreamHackOctober 6 update (6pm PT): pashaBiceps has confirmed he is returning to CS:GO pro play. He will be the leader of Team Liquid\u2019s new academy roster, named \u201cLiquid Biceps.\u201d \u201cI missed so much this esports thrill, so I\u2019m returning to being a player. I gathered talented youngsters and created Liquid Biceps, with whom I will play in [the Polish Esport League]. Let\u2019s see what Papi can do,\u201d he said in an October 6 tweet. PAPI IS BACK! \ud83d\udcaa I missed so much this esports thrill, so i’m returning to being a player. I gathered talented youngsters and created \ud835\udc0b\ud835\udc22\ud835\udc2a\ud835\udc2e\ud835\udc22\ud835\udc1d \ud835\udc01\ud835\udc22\ud835\udc1c\ud835\udc1e\ud835\udc29\ud835\udc2c, with whom I will play in @pleleague. Let’s see what Papi can do. \ud83d\ude01Thanks @teamliquid for motivation! Show must go ON pic.twitter.com\/XYxUnf5Wfe \u2014 paszaBiceps (@paszaBiceps) October 6, 2020 Earlier: Polish CS:GO legend Jaros\u0142aw \u201cpashaBiceps\u201d Jarz\u0105bkowski is reportedly set to make his return to pro play. The Virtus.pro star is expected to lead Team Liquid\u2019s new academy roster after joining the organization as a streamer in August. It\u2019s been a while since Virtus.pro\u2019s hayday in CS:GO. The Polish squad was once at the top of CS:GO, duking it out with the likes of Fnatic, Ninjas in Pyjamas, and Titan for the title of the best team in the world. At their peak, pashaBiceps was one of their stars. He could fill almost every role on the roster, swapping between rifler and AWPer when it was needed. However, since departing from the active roster in December 2018, pasha has all but vanished from professional CS:GO. He had a short stint on trial with new Polish squad AGO in 2019, but has since picked up streaming on a more-full time basis. The 32-year-old might be falling for the competitive itch again though, and could be rejoining the pro scene. According to reports by \u2018PolishLeaks,\u2019 pashaBiceps is set to lead a new era for Team Liquid in CS:GO. The veteran will reportedly be the star player on the new Liquid Academy, based out of Poland and competing in the Polish Esport League. Team Liquid\u2019s current CS:GO roster competes in North America, but they aren\u2019t foreign to European talent. They were once the home of Ukrainian AWPer Oleksandr \u2018s1mple\u2019 Kostyliev, who needs no introduction. Liquid also houses other esports teams in the region. Their Dota 2 team is based out of Sweden, their PUBG team also competes in PCS Europe, and they are also home to one of Europe\u2019s strongest Valorant rosters. We’re getting a buff \ud83d\udcaa\ud83d\udcaa\ud83d\udcaa Please welcome our new friend @paszaBicepshttps:\/\/t.co\/E1Qp9diMUs pic.twitter.com\/WU5SpOBiRY \u2014 Team Liquid (@TeamLiquid) August 5, 2020 pashaBiceps likely won\u2019t return with his old Virtus.pro teammates though. Snax, byali, NEO, and TaZ all play on different Polish CS:GO rosters. While it\u2019s unclear what Liquid\u2019s direction with the squad would be, it\u2019ll likely look to new horizons in the Polish scene.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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