Entropiq add forsyy in first piece of international project

The 21-year-old has a new home after spending over seven months on SINNERS' bench.

Entropiq have secured the signature of David "⁠forsyy⁠" Bílý, the organization has announced on Twitter.

The 21-year-old comes into the team as the first piece in Entropiq's bid to build a new international project, one the organization hopes is capable of reaching the upper echelons of competition ahead of Counter-Strike 2's release later in the summer.

Pavel Klaban, Entropiq's Chief Gaming Officer, spoke to HLTV back in June, where he underlined the organization's future ambitions of returning to a Major after last doing so at PGL Major Stockholm close to two years ago.

"We understand what it takes to get to a Major and we understand what finances we have to prepare in order to get there, even in today's difficult esports times," Klaban said to HLTV. "I am certain that one day our club will be competing again against the best teams in the world and I am determined to make that our reality."

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Entropiq's first step in reaching their previous heights comes in the form of forsyy, who signs with the Czech brand after spending seven months on SINNERS' bench when he made way for Tomáš "⁠oskar⁠" Šťastný.

forsyy was by far and away his team's highest-rated player despite being moved to the sidelines; the Czech AWPer ended his 10-month stint on the team with a 1.18 rating, considerably higher than Jindřich "⁠ZEDKO⁠" Chyba, who was his closest teammate (1.05).

forsyy has played just two matches since his December benching from SINNERS, which included a two-map stand-in appearance with Evil Geniuses in CCT Central Europe Series 6. The Czech marksman impressed despite the recent lack of game time, ending proceedings atop the scoreboard with a strong 1.26 rating to his name.