FUT Esports is stepping into new territory—and they’re not doing it quietly.
The Turkish organization, already known for making waves in games like VALORANT, PUBG, and League of Legends: Wild Rift, has officially joined the Counter-Strike 2 scene. And they’ve done it with the kind of announcement that turns heads: “FUT CS2 has joined the server.” Short. Bold. Confident.
And with good reason—their new six-man roster is packed with talent, experience, and just enough unpredictability to make things really interesting.
At the center of it all is Audric ‘JACKZ’ Jug, a well-loved name in the CS scene. Most recently seen standing in for Ninjas in Pyjamas, JACKZ brings not just skill, but energy and character to any team he joins. His message after the reveal was simple, but heartfelt: “We’re happy to wear and defend your colors—and we’ll give our best.” That’s the kind of mentality that makes fans believe.
Joining him is Kévin ‘misutaaa’ Rabier, who’s been through the fire with top-tier squads like Team Vitality and Team Falcons. He knows what it takes to play at the highest level, and he’s the kind of player who can anchor a team when things get tough.
Then there’s Nabil ‘Nivera’ Benrlitom, back in the server after a short break from competition. Sometimes, time away can reignite the fire—and from the looks of it, Nivera’s more than ready to prove himself again.
But the name everyone’s talking about? Adil ‘ScreaM’ Benrlitom.
Yes, the ScreaM. The headshot machine. The former CS:GO star who lit up highlight reels with mechanical skill and cool under pressure. He’s stepping into a unique role for now—part content creator, part sixth man. But don’t mistake that for a slow return. His message says it all:
“Excited to announce a new chapter in my journey as I join FUT Esports alongside my brother. I’ll be stepping in as both a content creator and the sixth player for now. My goal is to fully come back to competitive CS once I feel ready.”
It’s not just a comeback—it’s a story of two brothers taking on the CS2 world together.
Rounding out the roster are David ‘devoduvek’ Dobrosavljević and Etienne ‘drac’ Salaün, both coming from GenOne. They may not be the flashiest names yet, but they’re reliable, hardworking players—exactly the kind you want beside you when things get tense.
The team will be coached by François-Xavier ‘falco’ Collinet, whose job will be to bring all these pieces together. Meanwhile, Garrixer steps in as team manager, making sure everything off the server runs just as smoothly as what’s on it.
So, when will we see them in action? That part’s still under wraps. But the buzz is real.
This isn’t just another roster announcement. It feels like the beginning of something that could be special. FUT Esports isn’t just dipping their toes into CS2—they’re diving in, full throttle, with a roster built on passion, personality, and raw potential.
They’ve got veterans. They’ve got fresh faces. They’ve got storylines fans can connect with.
Now, all eyes are on the server. Let’s see what they can do.