Rejin is the new head coach of Endpoint

The British esports organization EndPoint has announced the appointment of Rejin as the head coach of the CS:GO roster. The last job for the 34-year-old Danish specialist was the Entropiq Prague team, where he was an analyst.

Rejin gained recognition in mid-2019 when he took over MOUZ. Together with the team, the 34-year-old Dane won DreamHack Open Tours 2019, Europe Minor Championship - Berlin 2019, GG.Bet Beijing Invitational, CS:GO Asia Championships 2019, ESL Pro League Season 10 - Finals and ICE Challenge 2020, and also took second place within EPICENTER 2019 and ESL Pro League Season 11: Europe.

However, in the fall of 2020, Rejin was included in the list of specialists convicted of using the so-called coaching bug. As a result, the Dane resigned as head coach, while receiving an almost two-year ban from ESIC, as well as a permanent ban on participation in any tournaments from Valve.

Rejin spent the rest of his time working for MAD Lions, where he acted as a roster manager. At the end of last year, the 34-year-old Danish specialist worked as an analyst at Entropiq Prague.

In turn, Endpoint started a reshuffle in its roster, in particular, putting ⁠BOROS on the transfer list. In addition, the organization parted ways with Allan, who has been the team's coach since September last year.

From now on, the CS:GO Endpoint roster is as follows:

• CRUC1AL.
• ⁠MiGHTYMAX⁠.
• ⁠Surrea.
• Nertz.
• Rejin (head coach).
• ⁠BOROS⁠ (inactive).