Swedish esports organization fnatic announced that British esportsman Jamie “keita” will become a strategy coach for its CS:GO roster. Hall. Andreas "Samuelsson" Samuelsson, who previously held this position, will move to a management role. Keita got the opportunity to move to fnatic after parting ways with Complexity, with whom he had been collaborating for about two years, in mid-July.
The arrival of Keita – another stage of transformation that the team management has been trying to implement lately, hoping to achieve higher performance. Previously, fnatic decided to invite players from other countries to the roster, not limiting itself to local esports players, as was the case before. As a result, Alex “ALEX” appeared in the main lineup. McMeekin and William "mezii" Merriman – both esports athletes are also from the UK. In addition, the management decided to reassemble the youth roster.
Samuelsson sees these developments as steps in a comprehensive process that should help the team return to higher positions: “It quickly became clear that keita may be the missing piece of the puzzle that we have been looking for. We immediately sensed that not only did he have impressive coaching talents, but that he was willing to truly dedicate himself to this role."
For the first time, the new fnatic roster will appear at ESL PRO League Season 14, that is, this month.
