Will frozen replace Twistzz in the FaZe Clan?

Apparently frozen is about to switch from MOUZ to FaZe, where he would replace Twistzz. Twistzz could allegedly move to Liquid soon. MOUZ has listed the player Brollan as a player for the World Finals.

MOUZ player David “frozen” Čerňanský is reportedly close to a move to FaZe, according to some reports. If true, frozen would meet his former colleagues ropz and karrigan at FaZe.

frozen about to move from MOUZ to FaZe

frozen is set to replace Russel “Twistzz” Van Dulken’s vacant spot in the FaZe lineup. Twistzz’s departure was officially confirmed on Friday, but it is still unclear which team he will join next. At the moment, all reports point to Team Liquid.

frozen would play his first tournament with Faze at the BLAST Premier World Final, which kicks off in Abu Dhabi the week after next.

The two organizations have apparently come to an agreement to get rid of frozen before his contract expires and he is expected to join FaZe’s lineup soon.

Brollan steps in for MOUZ

MOUZ, who are down one player, have listed Swede Ludvig “Brollan” Brolin as a participant for the tournament to take frozen’s place. However, it is still unclear whether Brollan, who is currently on the bench for the Ninjas in pyjamas, is only a temporary replacement or will be allowed to stay long-term.

Brollan was banished to the bench by the Ninjas in Pyjamas on October 28, 2023.
The Ninjas in Pyjamas thus announced the second change to their Counter-Strike team in a very short space of time.Shortly before, they had already parted ways with Hampus “Hampus” Poser. Brollan has left the team after one and a half years and is now starting his next (long or short) adventure with MOUZ.

FaZe’s line-up will be as follows:

Helvijs “broky” Saukants
Finn “karrigan” Andersen
Håvard “rain” Nygaard
Robin “ropz” Kool
David “frozen” Čerňanský

Who will take part in the BLAST Premier: World Final 2023?

MOUZ and FaZe Clan are two of eight prestigious teams competing in the BLAST Premier: World Final the week after next. It’s the last Tier 1 Counter-Strike event of the year, with a whopping 1 million dollars in prize money. The event will take place from December 13-17 in Abu Dhabi and is guaranteed to provide fans with plenty of action.

The BLAST Premier: World Final 2023 will feature well-known teams such as G2, Team Vitality, NAVI, Heroic, Cloud9 and ENCE. We will also see the new lineups from MOUZ and FaZe.

 

Cover Credit: ESL, Frozen at IEM Rio 2023 by Luc Bouchon