With the coach and two players already gone and the other three players up for sale, Danish organization Copenhagen Flames is ready to build a brand-new team.
Following the announcement of the transfers of Nico "nicoodoz" Tamjidi and Freddrik "roeJ" Jorgensen to fnatic, the Flames have released a statement detailing their desire to find new homes for Jakob "jabbi" Nygaard, Rasmus "HooXi" Nielsen and Rasmus "Zyphon" Nordfoss as well.
Complexity move falls through
The team's coach Daniel "Vorborg" Vorborg also made his departure known as well and it is no secret that the organization has been looking to sell their successful roster for some time, with the team nearly moving to Complexity at the end of last year before the deal fell through.
The organization has cited a lack of resources to match the squad's stature as the reason for seeking a buyer, stating ahead of 2022 that "there are some opportunities that we cannot offer in Copenhagen Flames, such as franchise slots and big salaries".
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The Danish squad had generally impressed since their breakout performance at IEM Fall last year, continuing to post victories and top placings in online tier-two events such as Malta Vibes and Pinnacle Series, and they just recently made a deep run to the top eight at the PGL Major Antwerp.
They also climbed to a peak of ninth in the world rankings.
Thomsen eyeing up bright future
Moving forward the organization is hoping to build a new roster, CEO Steffen Thomsen said. "If you are a supporter or fan of our club, please don't be disheartened. We will continue being ambitious, daring, and bold.
"And although players and teams change, our DNA and core way of creating winning line-ups will not. Stick with us, it will be worth it."
