MUTiRiS and krazy Have Left BC Game for SAW

Portuguese players MUTiRiS and krazy are leaving BC Game as the organization continues its quest to form a super-team. Here’s everything to know about the decision.

BC Game Releases MUTiRiS and krazy

Emirati esports team BC Game has been building a super-team, and it’s shifting around its players in the process. On July 3, 2026, the organization announced that Christopher “MUTiRiS” Fernandes and Adones “krazy” Nobre are the latest members to depart.

In an X.com post on the matter, BC Game said goodbye to the duo. The team wrote, “Whilst we may not have achieved everything we set out to together, we want to thank both of them for the work they put in and wish them the best of luck going forward!“

MUTiRiS and krazy have not yet commented on the move, as of 3 PM EST.

MUTiRiS and krazy Move to SAW

Immediately after BC Game’s post, Portuguese organization SAW announced it had acquired both players. This means the team now has a fully Portuguese roster once more, as MUTiRiS and krazy both hail from the country.

Referencing krazy’s return, SAW wrote: “One returns, another joins the story […] Welcome.”

Portuguese fans are excited to see the duo’s comeback, but there is also some humorous commentary from netizens. Counter-Strike fan ‘Robert Finkleberry’ said, “SAW sold their core for 7 figures just to get them back for free a few months later, actual art of the deal.”

What Does This Mean for Counter-Strike Esports?

MUTiRiS and krazy both played for SAW from 2023 to January 2026, meaning this move marks their return. The two were only at BC Game for about six months, participating in IEM Krakow and PGL Bucharest 2026 together. Notably, MUTiRiS did not compete in the more recent IEM Atlanta, swapping out for recent acquisition Senzu. In addition, BC Game did not qualify for the more recent IEM Cologne Major due to poor performance in regional standings. This could have contributed to the current roster decisions.

Now, BC Game is attempting to build a super team. This isn’t a new concept in the title: Team Falcons have also attempted to assemble the Counter-Strike Avengers, successfully winning IEM Cologne 2026 with Niko on the roster. BC Game’s recent acquisitions include star AWPer s1mple and The MongolZ standout Senzu, who impressed during the 2025 Austin Major. The team also grabbed Magisk as its IGL, who is famous for his days on prime Astralis.

It’s uncertain if the moves will pay off. It’s always risky to make so many changes in the midst of the competitive year, no matter how talented your players are. However, plenty of prize money is on the line, and events like the 2026 Esports World Cup and BLAST Bounty Summer 2026 are encroaching on the horizon. Stay tuned for more Counter-Strike news.