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Bubkzji becomes a free agent

The Danish player has left Astralis after 18 months.

Lucas “Bubzkji” Andersen has entered free agency, Astralis and the CS:GO player revealed today.

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The 23-year-old was a part of Astralis for 18 months. He joined the renowned Danish team in July 2020 from when he was part of a six-man roster. He didn’t find much success with the team, though, failing to performance throughout 2021.

In 2020, Bubzkji helped the squad win ESL Pro League Season 12 and DreamHack Masters Winter 2020 Europe.

For most of his time at Astralis, though, Bubzkji remained the sixth player. He rarely saw regular play with the team. He played his last matches under the org’s banner during the IEM Fall 2021 Europe, which took place in September and October.

Many fans believed it was only a matter of time before Bubzkji bid farewell to Astralis, especially following the changes made to the roster in the offseason. And now, his departure has been confirmed.

“This is my last day as an Astralis player, as I’ve decided to terminate my contract. I’m thankful for some of the unforgettable experience and people I’ve managed to meet,” Bubzkji said in a statement on social media.

“He has been loyal and a true professional throughout his time with Astralis and it would have been difficult for us to maintain a solid level during a time with players on leave and the ongoing development of our set-up,” Kasper Hvidt, the director of sports for Astralis said.

Currently, it remains to be seen whether any Danish or team will sign Bubzkji. In the meantime, however, the player “will be joining Danish National Broadcaster, Tv2, as an Expert Commentator,” according to the org.


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