Tricked bring in AnJ

The 23-year-old links up with Tricked after a three-week trial with North Academy, whom he helped to a semi-final run at Assembly Winter, where he averaged a 1.12 rating.

The move will reunite Allan "⁠AnJ⁠" Jensen with the rest of the Singularity squad that made waves in 2017 by winning Copenhagen Games. He ended up leaving the team shortly after the event to further his career in the United States but found success hard to come by, being released at the beginning of 2018.

AnJ reunites with the old Singularity team

He will step into the shoes of 17-year-old Simon "⁠snedker⁠" Snedker, who has been benched just four months after signing for Tricked as they look to add more experience to the squad following some mixed online results.

"After our recent results, I took a hard look at the current roster," Tricked coach Allan "⁠Rejin⁠" Petersen said in a statement. "I saw a lot of flaws due to inexperience that lost us key rounds and then the match.

"We haven’t worked out what the future holds for Simon, he is a very young and talented player who just needs more time to develop.

"At the same time, Ii am proud to welcome Allan “Anj” Jensen to the Tricked family. With his experience and firepower, we should be able to win those key rounds. I look forward to seeing what the future holds for us, and I'm sure with all the hard work the players put in, we can do great things."

With these changes, Tricked's roster now features:

Peter "⁠Inzta⁠" Kragelund
Thomas "⁠Ryxxo⁠" Nielsen
Mads "⁠Console⁠" Skovby
Lucas "⁠Lukki⁠" Pilheden
Allan "⁠AnJ⁠" Jensen

Allan "⁠Rejin⁠" Petersen (coach)

Simon "⁠snedker⁠" Snedker (benched)

.@AnJcsgo replaces @snedkercsgo in our starting lineup!
Read more about the changes here: https://t.co/Y18mKSfAR6#GETTRICKED pic.twitter.com/gSozVCVTwe

— TRICKED ESPORT (@TRICKED_esport) February 20, 2018