FaZe buys out allu

FaZe Clan has a new primary AWPer for the fall season and his name is allu.

FaZe Clan has moved Ricardo “fox” Pacheco off the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster to make room for a new primary AWPer from ENCE eSports, Aleksi “allu” Jalli.

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Allu is a Finnish player who played on Ninjas in Pyjamas when the team came in second at ESL One: Katowice 2015. He has also played for mousesports, along with his two periods on ENCE.

FaZe was able to acquire allu through the buyout clause in his contract with ENCE. The buyout price is undisclosed at the moment.

Allu and FaZe seem to have good hopes for the implementation of the new AWPer. The organization expressed its thanks to ENCE and excitement in its press release on Facebook. Allu also made a post on Twitter to express his enthusiasm. 

FaZe will keep fox in the organization as they begin to find out his future. In the meantime, ENCE will have Joona “natu” Leppänen fill in as the organization figures out the permanent roster, according to the post about the trade. Natu is also the marketing director for ENCE.


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