Coldzera leaves FaZe Clan and joins Complexity BLASTMarcelo \u2018coldzera\u2019 David has officially parted with FaZe Clan and joined Complexity\u2019s CSGO roster, confirming previous reports. Update: Sept 9 Complexity announced coldzera as their new stand-in for their next tournaments, starting with the BLAST Premier Fall Groups. He joins the revamped Colossus on a short-term deal that will last through the PGL Stockholm Major. Who turned down the temperature? Welcome @coldzera as our stand in for #BLASTPremier and beyond \ud83e\udd29#COLdzera \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddf7 #WeAreCOL pic.twitter.com\/V0bBk26T4Y \u2014 Complexity \u272d (@Complexity) September 9, 2021 \u201cMarcelo has been working with us for a few days already to get up to speed ahead of time,\u201d Graham \u201cmessioso\u201d Pitt, Complexity\u2019s General Manager for CSGO, wrote on Twitter. \u201cHe arrived in Europe today to begin practicing full-time. \u201cWe are now with a full roster for the coming months and fully focused trying to bring home championships.\u201d This signals the end of Coldzera\u2019s two-year run with FaZe Clan after being moved to the bench in June following a run of poor results. He was replaced on the team by Olof \u2018olofmeister\u2019 Kajbjer, who had been inactive since February. coldzera will make his debut for Complexity on September 24 in the BLAST Premier Fall Groups against his old team, FaZe. Original story follows below\u2026 The Brazilian star will fill the slot of injured star player Kristian \u2018k0nfig\u2019 Wienecke, who recently had to undergo surgery on a broken wrist after a freak accident at an airport. K0nfig is expected to be out of action for several more weeks, with the exact timeline for his recovery still unknown. He revealed in August that he would have to wear a cast for \u201cfour to six weeks\u201d after undergoing surgery and then start \u201csome training to get back on track.\u201d Niels Christian \u2019NaToSaphiX\u2019 Sillassen will play out the remainder of ESL Pro League Season 14 for Complexity as a stand-in, with the team scheduled to face Vitality in the tournament\u2019s Round of 12. Coldzera is expected to make his Complexity debut in the BLAST Premier Fall Groups against his former team of FaZe on September 24. A new chance Coldzera, who was named the best player in the world in 2016 and 2017, will be hoping to get his career back on track after being benched by FaZe in June following a run of poor results. He told the GGCast podcast in August that he had got \u201ccarried away\u201d by his friendship with Nikola \u2018NiKo\u2019 Kova\u010d when he decided to join FaZe in September 2019. The Bosnian star quit the team a year later to sign with G2 Esports, leaving coldzera in a difficult situation and with the task of rebuilding the squad. Coldzera also said that he had received \u201cseven or eight offers\u201d since being benched and that he would be more careful with the choice of his next project. On Complexity, coldzera will link up with compatriot Luis \u2018peacemaker\u2019 Tadeu, who took over as the team\u2019s coach in July. Contacted by Dexerto, Complexity declined to comment.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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