Mongolian talent Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold has officially become a full-time BC.Game player. The organization completed the transfer of the 19-year-old rifler after several months on loan and announced that the buyout had been paid with a simple message on social media: “BUYOUT PAID. Welcome home, Senzu.”
Senzu stays with BC.Game permanently
Senzu initially joined BC.Game on loan in April and represented the team at IEM Atlanta 2026 and CS Asia Championship. However, neither event resulted in a trophy for the squad. Earlier this week, BC.Game announced the end of the loan agreement, but only hours later it was revealed that the organization had reached a deal with The MongolZ to secure the player’s permanent transfer.
As a result, Senzu has finally found a long-term home in the new project built around Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev and Denis “electroNic” Sharipov. BC.Game’s active lineup currently consists of only three players:
- Oleksandr “s1mple” Kostyliev
- Denis “electroNic” Sharipov
- Azbayar “Senzu” Munkhbold
Wiktor “TaZ” Wojtas remains the team’s coach, while Christopher “MUTiRiS” Fernandes, António “aragornN” Barbosa and Adones “krazy” Nobre are listed on the bench. Having played only four official matches with the new core, BC.Game are still without a place in the Valve Regional Standings and will either have to fight through open qualifiers or temporarily rely on one of their benched players.
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Community speculates about the next signings
The announcement sparked plenty of discussion across social media. Many fans welcomed the move and viewed the Mongolian rifler as a key piece of the team’s future.
- “Boombl4 is a must atp, need a good anchor and it’s a solid team.”
- “Now sign Jimpphat as anchor and some decent IGL and we’re good.”
- “I followed back because of Senzu. Now please! Find an IGL that knows game and can handle the pressure.”
Several users suggested that BC.Game should target Boombl4, Aleksib, or kyxsan to fill the in-game leader role, while others argued that the organization should continue building around s1mple and Senzu.
Not everyone was convinced, however. Some fans questioned Senzu’s decision to remain with BC.Game, while others described the transfer as a “waste of money” and expressed doubts about the team’s long-term prospects.
Two more pieces still missing
With Senzu’s transfer completed, BC.Game still need two more players to finalize their starting lineup. As a result, speculation about future signings immediately intensified.
Most fans agree that finding a strong IGL will be the organization’s top priority, as the right leader could unlock the full potential of the s1mple, electroNic, and Senzu trio. With rostermania in full swing, many expect BC.Game’s next announcements to arrive sooner rather than later.
