CS2 Esports News
Brazilian organization Sharks has reportedly sold its CS2 roster to fellow Brazilian org DENDELE, according to a Telegram source covering the tier-2 competitive scene. The move comes shortly after the team entered the top 30 of the world ranking for the first time in the organization’s three-year history — a notable milestone that apparently preceded the sale rather than followed it (source).
One key figure did not make the transition: the team’s long-standing coach, Portuguese tactician coachi, reportedly stayed behind and was not part of the deal. The rest of the roster moved to DENDELE as a unit.
CS2 Game Updates
Valve pushed a Counter-Strike 2 update on July 20, the most recent patch in a series of updates released throughout the month. Earlier updates were also deployed on July 16, July 15, and multiple times on July 9 and 8. Full patch note details for each update are available via the SteamDB patchnotes tracker (read more).
A third-party marketplace blog also reported that Valve dropped a significant 10 GB update that officially launched the fifth competitive season of Counter-Strike 2. The update was described as a major release, though a full breakdown of its contents was not available in the provided source (source).
Quick Summary
- Sharks reportedly sold their CS2 roster to Brazilian org DENDELE after the team reached the global top 30 for the first time.
- Coach coachi did not follow the roster to DENDELE and remains unattached.
- Valve released a major 10 GB CS2 update, officially starting the fifth competitive season.
- The most recent patch was deployed on July 20; multiple smaller updates also landed throughout July.
