trace leaves Copenhagen Wolves

The veteran is once again on the lookout for a new team after just four months with the Wolves.

CPH Wolves have announced that they have mutually agreed to part ways with their coach, Martin "⁠trace⁠" Heldt.

The 33-year-old legend only spent four months with the organization that was revived late last year under new American ownership and entered CS with the signing of a European team featuring a Danish core.

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trace's contract was originally due to last until the summer but was cut short after both sides felt the coach had delivered on his task to set up a structure for the team.

"The initial goal for the project was for me to set up the organisation the best way for future success. Build structure, a good healthy culture and solid fundamentals in-game, which can be used long term," trace said in a comment to HLTV. "Both parties feel that is fulfilled, which also fits nicely, given the contract was only up until the summer."

"trace has been an excellent mentor to our young team and has fulfilled all of his tasks to the highest level. He lives up to and surpasses his reputation and was an integral piece in lifting this new project off the ground," a statement from the organization said.

trace is now on the lookout for new opportunities, either in a coaching capacity or another role. "I am an extremely versatile character and I'm always open to have talks about other gigs," he said in a post on X.

CPH Wolves have:

Sebastian "⁠Basso⁠" Aagaard
Victor "⁠vigg0⁠" Bisgaard
Hubert "⁠szejn⁠" Światły
Leo "⁠Svedjehed⁠" Svedjehed
Frederik "⁠Fessor⁠" Sørensen