German Sprout announced the second change to the roster over the past week: two days after Marc “kressy” Dordevic left the lineup, coach Niklas “enkay J” Krumhorn, who worked there for two years, is also leaving the team.
Enkay J has been the team's coach since August 2019, when he replaced Tobias "tow b" Herberhold, who moved to BIG. Under his leadership, both a roster consisting of German players and international squads played. Commenting on his departure as coach, Krumhorn spoke positively of his experience with the team: “It was an absolutely wonderful time, filled with many wonderful successes, but also many devastating failures. I have so many wonderful memories with so many different people that I will never forget."
Enkay J also emphasized that he still cannot imagine life without CS:GO and has no plans to leave professional sports. Currently, he is ready to consider invitations from other organizations that would like to see him as a head coach.
In Sprout itself, this leaves four people — three German e-sportsmen and the Danish Rasmus “raalz” Steensborg, who joined the team in August. According to insider Alexey “OverDrive” Biryukov, Sprout is considering the possibility of inviting a player from the CIS.
