Transfer Recap: June

Missed some of the many lineup changes last month? We bring you a recap of all the changes made in June.

Three days into the month the first announcement was made. The Finnish division of Playzone decided to let Atte "VIDI" Hyväkkä go due to lack of motivation and his dissapointing abilities as an ingame leader. To replace him they brought back their former member Miikka "dRiim" Toroi who had left the team back in May - also due to lack of motivation. The next day the Spanish team, formerly known as Ledpc, found a new home at the Spanish company B4G.

June 3rd-4th
	Playzone.fi added dRiim - VIDI out	Full Story
	B4G picked up the former Ledpc team	Full Story

On the 5th the Frenchmen at D4 Gaming welcomed the former aAa player Aurélien "dafunk" Guinard as a replacement for Loïc "tiMu" Cicero. The next day the Norwegian team Expert-Gaming removed Gunnar "zEn" Eng from their lineup and announced that their new player would be unveiled at a later stage. Two days later one of the other big Norwegian teams announced some changes; Online-Kingdom brought in the Swede Daniel "rape" Börzsönyi to replace Bjørn "pekky" Møller-Nielsen who had lost his motivation to play.

June 5th-8th
	D4 Gaming added dafunk - tiMu out	Full Story
	Expert-Gaming: zEn out	Full Story
	Online-Kingdom added rape - pekky out	Full Story

The following day saw the return of one of the greatest Finnish teams of all time. Power Gaming announced that they were back with the 5 legends Niko "naSu" Kovanen, Tino "tihOp" Puumala, Max "ruuit" Aspe, Samu "plastE" Alto and Joona "natu" Leppanen. Meanwhile the Spanish team x6tence removed Omar "arki" Chakkor Feltrer and José Vicente "Spanisfury" González Moreno from the team due to dissapointing results at the Spanish ESWC qualifier. At the same time they brought back their former player Christopher "poWer" Rodríguez.

June 9th
	Power Gaming announced their return	Full Story
	x6tence added poWer - arki & Spanisfury out	Full Story

On the 10th the British Team Dignitas parted ways with Alex "AlesKi" Way who, after accepting a job, did not have the time for competitive playing. To replace him they brought in the former Team Coolermaster player Kye "KYESAR" Moule. The following day the Swedes at Begrip Gaming announced their new team, with Daniel "rape" Borzsonyi being the most familiar name. Although Borzsonyi joined Online-Kingdom on the 8th the owner of Begrip stated that his connection with the Norwegians was only temporary.

June 10th-11th
	Team Dignitas added KYESAR - AlesKi out	Full Story
	Begrip Gaming announced their new lineup	Full Story

On the 13th the French team Millenium parted company with their Counter-Strike team. The organization was disappointed with the performance of the team and announced that they would present their new lineup after the ESWC. Two days later changes were announced in one of the top teams in Ukraine as PinG decided to bring in the former DTS.Chatrix player Emil "Kucher" Akhundov to replace Serg "lmbt" Bejanov who stepped down as a player. On the 16th x6tence added a fifth member to their lineup, adding the former standin Ramón "TalikE-" Oliveira on a permanent basis. Meanwhile the Brazilian team crashers found a new home at GamerHouse.

June 13th-16th
	Millenium released their team	Full Story
	PinG added Kucher - lmbt out	Full Story
	x6tence added TalikE-	Full Story
	GamerHouse picked up the former crashers team	Full Story

On the 18th changes were once again announced in Brazil. FireGamers chose to pick up the former suicideRushers as their secondary team, now called Bullguard.FG. The following day Expert-Gaming did as promised as they welcomed Lennart "malikz" Hjemgård as their fifth player. On the 22nd the legendary Romanian team The Elder Gods brought in the former Earthquake player Sedan "SeDaN" Ibrahim as a replacement for Marius "MaRiuS" Ionita. 

June 18th-22nd
	FireGamers picked up a secondary team	Full Story
	Expert-Gaming added malikz	Full Story
	The Elder Gods added SeDaN - MaRiuS out	Full Story

On the 23rd the Lithuanian team LCSL picked up the former Canei-Gaming member Tomas "Dag" Kreipavičius as a replacement for Ignas "phano" Sturonas, who decided to leave the team. The next day Playzone announced the return of their Swedish division who had been inactive since early May. The only player missing from the former lineup was André "keiz" Carlsson and Jon "hyvlarn" Edelsvärd was brought in as a replacement.

June 23rd-24th
	LCSL added Dag - phano out	Full Story
	Playzone.se announced their return	Full Story

On the 27th TBH.eSports announced the departure of Kenyon "KenaN" Temmel leaving the German team with only four players. Hours later Temmel was welcomed at Team Alternate who surpringsly did not let any of their players go. This left the German top team with a rather unusual 6-man lineup. Finally the Americans at High Rollers welcomed the former compLexity player Andrew "irukandji" Timmerman, also known as dRew, to their lineup.

June 27th
	TBH.eSports: KenaN out	Full Story
	Team Alternate added KenaN	Full Story
	High Rollers added irukandji	Full Story