Recall that in early October, the TSM organization officially announced its plans to return to the CS:GO discipline. So it's a very complex structure to find a general manager, a coach, other specialists, and probably a small team of analysts who also agree with the overall vision. It's not a game that you can get into and do something as a side project. I think there's still the idea that we want to match players from relatively the same region just because you have to have the same ideologies, right? This is very important in narrowing down the area we want to spend our time and effort on. I think it could be a mixture of newcomers and experienced players from other teams. We're not going to recruit a bunch of newbies. I think we will look at the top 30 according to HLTV. According to Kallas, TSM will look to the strongest players, but will also focus on young talent. In the conversation, the TSM representative defined the criteria from which the new team will be built. This should get our fans interested and start building an organic fan base in Europe. It's more to get the news out as early as possible so we can start the whole process. Whether or not we've been accepted into the affiliate program, we'll be putting together a CS:GO team in 2023. I already reported in May that we were going to look at the European CS:GO team. We started talking about it inside the club in January.

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