CS2: BC.Game announced the loan of Senzu, with ScrunK serving as commander.

With S-level matches taking place frequently, time is of the essence, and the higher-ups inevitably have strict requirements. Those who fail to perform well are immediately demoted. The adjustment period is short, and newcomers with insufficient experience are assigned to the main lineup. The negotiation and recruitment process is complicated. To improve future performance, the easiest solution is short-term cooperation. That's right, it's a loan.

Recently, many teams seem to be struggling to improve their operations, with many players experiencing a decline in performance and short-lived periods of brilliance. They're often touted as phenomenal teams or dark horses, hyped to the skies, only to falter in the finals, missing out on the championship and dropping in world rankings. They need to address this immediately, adjusting their rosters and intensifying training. BC.Game, for example, announced the loan of Senzu from The MongolZ. Due to his poor performance, failing to qualify for two major tournaments, PGL Bucharest 2026 and Cologne Major 2026, Senzu decided to part ways with MUTiRiS and aragornN.

Senzu, formerly of Passion UA, achieved a peak rating of 1.21 and was ranked a Top 13 player by HLTV in 2025. He will lead BC.Game to victory at IEM Atlanta and the China CS Asia Championship. In addition, assistant coach ScrunK will be promoted to the in-game leader position. We look forward to their performance.

On the other hand, Passion UA has announced the loan signing of sdy from ENCE to replace Senzu, who helped ENCE win the Elisa Masters 2024. Senzu left the team to join Lazer Cats after failing to qualify for a top-tier tournament and will now represent the new team for the remainder of the season.

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