EYEBALLERS sign HEAP on permanent basis

After a short stand-in stint, Ludvig "⁠HEAP⁠" Alonso joins the Swedish side to replace the retired Robin "⁠flusha⁠" Rönnquist.

EYEBALLERS have announced that HEAP has been signed to the organization on a permanent basis following his brief stand-in stint dating back to the beginning of August.

The 23-year-old fills the shoes left after legendary player and one of the founding members of the team, flusha, announced his decision to retire from the game on Tuesday.

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In the press release, the organization stated its objective to set goals high for Counter-Strike 2 following HEAP's acquisition, with EYEBALLERS founder, CEO, and player Jesper "⁠JW⁠" Wecksell calling him "one of the most promising young players in Sweden."

"I'm extremely happy that we managed to sign HEAP to EYEBALLERS. He's a guy that's been on my radar for a long time, and in my opinion he’s one of the most promising young players in Sweden. His potential is sky high and I'm sure that he’ll fit right into our roster."

HEAP has been outside of the public eye for nearly a year and a half. He's best known for his time with Dignitas, where he played alongside the likes of Patrik "⁠f0rest⁠" Lindberg and Adam "⁠friberg⁠" Friberg from 2020-2022, until the American organization decided to exit CS:GO after the roster remained outside of the world's top 30 for most of that time.

EYEBALLERS are:

Jesper "⁠JW⁠" Wecksell
Anton "⁠Sapec⁠" Palmgren
Peppe "⁠Peppzor⁠" Borak
Casper "⁠SHiNE⁠" Wennerberg
Ludvig "⁠HEAP⁠" Alonso

Fredrik "⁠slap⁠" Junbrant (coach)