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Former Astralis and North CS:GO participant Markus ‘Kjaerbye’ Kjærbye has signed with Uk-dependent group Endpoint.
The announcement will come two months soon after the Danish participant uncovered in an unique job interview with Dexerto that he was coming back to aggressive CS:GO after retiring from the game in June 2021.
Kjaerbye joins Endpoint as a substitute for Mohammad ‘BOROS’ Malhas, who was moved to the bench in May possibly. He has been working towards with the group for several months, even playing for them as a stand-in in an open qualifier for ESL Challenger Valencia.
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From 🇩🇰 to the 🇬🇧
Welcome @KjaerbyeCS 👏#NeverStop #KjaerBACK pic.twitter.com/1C7KWycjja
— Endpoint CeX (@TeamEndpoint) June 7, 2022
This is the second worldwide problem for Kjaerbye, who stays the youngest-at any time participant to win a CS:GO Important. Between August 2020 and January 2021, he performed for FaZe before the North American group obtained Russel ‘Twistzz’ Van Dulken from Crew Liquid.
“I’m delighted to say I have uncovered the perfect location to decide on up my rifle once again with Endpoint”, Kjaerbye reported in a assertion.
“The men and women powering Endpoint, and the lifestyle they have produced, have yet again and yet again proven they have the constructions to make it possible for gamers to increase their possible, which is specifically what I’m on the lookout for.”
On Endpoint, Kjaerbye will be coached by fellow Dane Allan ‘Rejin’ Petersen, who returned to action on May 25 soon after serving his close to 20-month ban for making use of the spectator bug throughout his time in demand of Tricked.
A new model of himself
Kjaerbye informed Dexerto in April that he was in a much greater put immediately after having difficulties with psychological well being issues in the yrs that adopted the very-scrutinized transfer from Astralis to North in 2018.
He experienced attained the leading of the video game with Astralis, winning ELEAGUE Big Atlanta in 2017, but he struggled to come across the very same stage of good results with North. Even more stinging for him was that Astralis went on to turn into the finest team in the history of Counter-Strike with Emil ‘Magisk’ Reif in his place.
Right after hanging up his mouse and keyboard, Kjaerbye worked at his father’s café and at a psychology business. But as the weeks went on, he could come to feel the hunger to contend return to him.

Two months immediately after ‘unretiring’, Kjaerbye has observed a new workforce to engage in for: Endpoint
Ahead of the stop of the calendar year, following his application to finish Denmark’s four-thirty day period military schooling was turned down, Kjaerbye resolved it was time to ‘unretire’, while he waited till April to announce his comeback as he preferred to make confident it was not a spur-of-the-second action.
Kjaerbye thinks he has found the right harmony for him just after modifying his everyday routines, which now include things like meditation, actual physical coaching and suitable nutrition. His new method goes against the form of grind mentality that is widespread in esports, but he has in Endpoint a believer.
“There is no denying the caliber of expertise and experience he will deliver to the lineup,” Endpoint CEO Adam Jessop mentioned in a assertion. “After owning a number of conversations with him, I absolutely believe that he is as passionate and focused as at any time, ready to continue on his CS job once more, and that we can aid him along that journey.
“His renewed concentration on actual physical and mental wellbeing resonates with our possess aims and was a essential issue in the decision for both of those parties.”
Kjaerbye will make his formal debut for Endpoint at ESL Professional League Period 16 Conference in Jönköping, Sweden. The tournament, scheduled for June 16-20, will have six spots in the major stage of Pro League up for grabs.
Endpoint CS:GO roster
- Max ‘MiGHTYMAX’ Heath
- Kia ‘Surreal’ Guy
- Joey ‘CRUC1AL’ Steusel
- Man ‘Nertz’ Iluz
- Markus ‘Kjaerbye’ Kjærbye
- Allan ‘Rejin’ Petersen (coach)
- Mohammad ‘BOROS’ Malhas (benched)