Transfer Recap: March

March has passed and we rewind and recap it by taking a look at the many transfers that took place.

The first transfer of the month was done during CeBIT, but not by a team attending the IEM5 World Championship. Norwegian alchemists Unleashed announced they had brought in the Swede André "BARBARR" Möller, who would fill in for Kristian "KORN" Hokland, who stepped down from his active role in the team.

The next day, Portuguese-based Online Kingdom announced the signing of the Finnsh Elukkaveljekset Gaming Club team. Two days later on March 5, Made in Brazil saw their Counter-Strike team move back to playArt, after the players were reported to be unhappy with the Brazilian organization's lack of support. On March 7 Tobias "Troubley" Tabbert announced his return to TBH, filling the shoes of Dominik "d0m AZ" Wrabetz.

March 2-7
	alchemists add BARBARR for KORN	Full Story
	Online Kingdom sign EGC	Full Story
	mibr lose CS team	Full Story
	TBH see Troubley return	Full Story

News from the States ticked in the next day as UMX Gaming announced their new US-based team. The new team was announced to be the former Ruins squad, a top ranked ESEA Invite team. On March 10 Moscow Five announced they had removed Alexandr "xek" Zobkov. Roster changes had already been in the air at the IEM5 World Championship, where the team did not manage to pass the group-stage. The same day compLexity announced changes, as they released Bruno "bit" Fukuda from the team.

Borja "GuMmY" González later that day announced he would make a quick return to active gaming with Gaming.CO for the Spanish Reus LAN Party. The next day Danish team Cheap Times! announced their return with a newly-established line-up, bringing in the former TCM member Taymaz "TAY" Babaisl. News from Russia came later that day, as Iron Will announced the removal of Viktor "Sally" Filimonchenko, Boris "Snoop" Podvalshikov and Alan "Fly" Temirov, while they brought in Aleksey "HEL1" Novikov.

More news from Finland came on March 13, as Binary Evasion announced they had acquired the Finnish-based team doozies. Once again news from Russia came to the surface when a new Russian project called "together as one" saw the light, housing departed Iron Will member Alan "Fly" Temirov as well as former Moscow Five member Alexandr "xek" Zobkov. On March 15 news came from Norway, when it was reported that zX9 had been brought down to just two members, as Øyvind "KF3" Magnestad, Morten "zEVES" Vollan and Benjamin "Ben" Brahimi all parted ways, leaving Kenneth "REASTEN" Kristiansen and Hans Petter "CLd" Nykkelmo as the  remaining members. The same day German-veteran David "CHEF-KOCH" Nagel announced his departure from Alternate, replacing him was Gerhard "gerdi" Grimm.

March 8-15
	UMX announce US team	Full Story
	Moscow Five remove xek	Full Story
	compLexity release bit	Full Story
	Gaming.CO get help by GuMmY	Full Story
	Cheap Times! announce return	Full Story
	Iron Will lose trio	Full Story
	Binary Evasion acquire doozies	Full Story
	tao come to life	Full Story
	zX9 down to two players	Full Story
	Alternate lose CHEF-KOCH	Full Story

Three days later Ukrainian team DTS announced the addition of the spraynpray squad, removing Aleksandr "Shara" Gordeev to make space for Egor "pops" Zinoviev. France spawned news on March 22, when nSydia announced the change of two, dropping Kyle "nota" Saadi and Yannick "P0My" Analoro and bringing in Rémy "RevZ" Prieur and Alexandre "maLou" Male. Later that day Brazilian playArt.sp saw Matheus "urb" Oliveira part ways with the organization, having already been tested by the Brazilian top-team compLexity.

On March 23 alchemists Unleashed they had decided to part ways with their Counter-Strike team, after a disagreement regarding the makeup and composition of the team. News from Poland came the same day, where Universal Soldiers picked up Daniel "myth" Bukalski, filling the place of Mateusz "amateur" Witkowski, who has stepped down as player due to his lack of time for training activities.

March 18-23
	DTS raid spraynpray	Full Story
	nSydia replace two	Full Story
	playArt.sp without urb	Full Story
	alchemists lose CS team	Full Story
	Universal Soldiers pick up myth	Full Story

The next day, alchemists started to reveal their Xperia PLAY lineup, which started out with Preben "prb" Gammelsæter being announced as the first member. Former eoL member Ola "elemeNt" Moum was the second, ex-4Kings Jon Thomas "DaY" Rudstrøm the third and Tommy "syrtekz" Skoglund the fourth. Completing the team was Gunnar "zEn" Eng.

March 24 also saw iDemise announced the addition of BACKFiRE, a team housing Frenchmen David "Xp3" Garrido and four US-based members. March 25 saw Moscow Five announcing their new fifth in the shape of Alexandr "Twist" Sharipov, a rather unknown Russian talent. The following day Romania brought us news as TeG announced the return of Marius "MaRiuS" Ionita, who replaced Liviu "DecE" Munteanu.

Brazil once again made headlines as semXorah on March 28 announced the addition of Frederico "atx" Marques, who replaced the released Caike "caike1" Silva. Later that day Polish team DELTA announced the pickup of Janusz "Snax" Pogorzelski, filling the spot Daniel "myth" Bukalski left open.

March 24-28
	alchemists Xperia PLAY lineup add prb	Full Story
	alchemists Xperia PLAY lineup with elemeNt	Full Story
	alchemists Xperia PLAY lineup attatch DaY	Full Story
	alchemists Xperia PLAY lineup bring in syrtekz	Full Story
	alchemists Xperia PLAY lineup  finalize with zEn	Full Story
	iDemise sign BACKFiRE	Full Story
	Moscow Five pick up Twist	Full Story
	TeG change DecE for MaRiuS	Full Story
	semXorah add atx	Full Story
	DELTA snare Snax	Full Story

The next day RG-Esports revamped their Counter-Strike team, announcing the arrival of three former alchemists members - Andreas "moddii" Fridh, Karl William "kalle" Haraldsen, Tommy "tacky" Mosgaard – and brought along the Swede André "BARBARR" Möller. The fifth in the team would be captain of the previous RG team, Markus "pronax" Wallsten.

Two days later Universal Soldiers captured CEFO as their new Counter-Strike division. Wojtek "break" Paszkiewicz was the only player to make the transition from the old US team as he filled the shoes of Damian "DREQ" Matuszak. Later that day playArt released Carlos "viol" de Paula, allegedly due to his lack of time to practice.

On the last day of the month, ENTiTY announced the return of Aleksandar "helius" Kiselinov, who replaced Serbian Nemanja "k1ng0r" Bošković, making ENTiTY 100% Macedonian again. The last transfer of the month came as Australian Mindfreak added the former Vulcan300 squad to their ranks.

March 29-31
	RG revamp Counter-Strike team	Full Story
	Universal Soldiers capture CEFO	Full Story
	playArt release viol	Full Story
	ENTiTY bring back helius	Full Story
	Mindfreak aquire Vulcan300	Full Story