Rumors: Bleed Esports will sign the Bad News Eagles roster

According to Dexerto, Singaporean esports organization Bleed Esports will sign the Bad News Eagles roster. Currently, the club is negotiating contracts with the team, and the deal itself seems almost complete, given the positive attitude of the parties.

The Bad News Eagles roster was formed in early 2022 when the players left the BLINK organization due to disagreements. Since then, the team has performed under an independent tag, participating in competitions at its own expense and with the support of a number of sponsors.

Last season, Bad News Eagles made a strong impression last season, taking part in PGL Major Antwerp 2022 (15-16th place) and Intel Extreme Masters Rio Major 2022 (12-14th place). Moreover, the Kosovar team became the winner of the TWR Eastern European Masters: Spring 2022 and Tipsport Cup Prague 2022, and also made it to the top three at REPUBLEAGUE Season 3 and Elisa Invitational Spring 2022.

Recall that last year the management of Bleed Esports announced their intention to sign a CS:GO roster, actively looking at the Outsiders team. The Singapore-based organization has since explored options and now appears to have settled on an ambitious project. At the same time, the club is one of the richest in the vastness of Southeast Asia, supporting projects in the Dota 2 and VALORANT disciplines.

At the beginning of 2023, the Bad News Eagles team was associated with the GODSENT club, but the team manager soon denied the rumors. Since then, the team has acquired a new head coach, as the roster has been led by the experienced Devilwalk.

Currently, the Kosovar team is preparing for the start of the closed European qualifier for IEM Brazil 2023. In addition, the team is participating in the ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe and has a direct invite to BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023: European RMR A.

The expected composition of Bleed Esportsin the CS:GO discipline:

• SENER1
• gxx-
• juanflatroo
• sinnopsyy
• rigoN
• Devilwalk (head coach)
• KayJay (assistant coach)