It’s funny that we are simultaneously experiencing the best and the worst moment in the history of CS:GO in Spain. Best for the international success of Movistar Riders as one of the best teams in the world and worst for the fragile state of the competitive environment in our country.
This situation, where there are almost no interesting matches, causes projects to be closed, as MAD Lions announced a few hours ago, who shared with their fans that they closed the Valve shooter section.
†Today we are closing a stage at MAD Lions. We are announcing that the CS:GO section has been closed. We have included our players in the transfer market and will work with them to find a new home for them. Thank you to everyone involved in this project.The club announced on its official Twitter account.
MusambaN1, the legend of CS:GO in Spain and the assistant coach of the team, said for himself:Sorry, I got this message a few days ago. all i can do is say thank you
MAD Lions and all the people who are part of it. From Head Coach of the Spanish team to second coach, analyst and/or manager. I am grateful for the opportunity to learn from the best mentors I have had, both in-game and out-of-game. It was great to share an international project with all these people, I repeat that I have kept everything I have developed and learned professionally. It’s time to close the page and open another one, so it’s time to focus on getting back on the field (don’t worry, not as a player)†
Today we are closing a stage at MAD Lions. We are announcing that the CS:GO section has been closed.
We have included our players in the transfer market and will work with them to find a new home for them.
We would like to thank everyone who contributed to this project. pic.twitter.com/pyCCsSvaH8
— MAD Lions (@MADLions) 19 Apr 2022
CS:GO is having a crisis moment in Spain
At the national level, CS: GO is experiencing one of the worst moments in our country, with clubs like MAD Lions or a historical club like x6tence leaving the game and the absence of any major national competitions other than ESL Masters. In cooperation with Portugal it is made in the Iberian language.
