electroNic made it clear that the new season for him and his team should not come down to individual high-profile matches. The main goal is much broader — to return to the top and be ready to beat all the strongest opponents.
The goal is not one opponent, but the top
In his answer, electroNic did not single out one team as the main target of the season. On the contrary, he emphasized that ambitions should be higher than a local rivalry.
Our goal is simply to be at the top, and we do not have a goal to beat one specific team, so we want to beat everyone.
This phrase clearly shows the player’s mindset. He is not speaking in the style of a one-time revenge match or a desire to defeat a specific team because of the history of personal matchups. This is more about a systematic statement: the team wants to be competitive against everyone currently shaping the top of the scene.
For electroNic, this is an especially important emphasis. His career has always been tied to expectations of results at the highest level, so simple stability or individual victories no longer look like a sufficient goal.
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A serious signal before a new stage
Statements like this rarely happen by accident. When an experienced player talks not about “wanting to play well,” but about wanting to beat everyone, it creates a different level of expectation. The team immediately positions itself not as a dark horse, but as a roster that wants to fight the leaders directly.
In this context, three points are important:
- electroNic is not looking for one principal opponent;
- the team is setting the goal of being at the top;
- the main focus is to consistently beat the strongest teams, not just win individual high-profile matches.
This also means that the season will be a test for the team not only in terms of individual form, but also in terms of structural maturity. To “beat everyone,” one strong match is not enough. You need a map pool, discipline, psychological resilience, and the ability to adapt to different opponent styles.
electroNic sets the bar as high as possible
The main strength of this statement lies precisely in its scale. electroNic effectively rejects a convenient formulation where he could have named one favorite or one principal opponent. Instead, he sets the bar so that every match against a top team becomes part of a major test.
This is a risky position, because after words like this, the team will automatically be watched more closely. If results do not come immediately, the statement may be remembered as an inflated expectation. But if the roster really starts consistently taking matches against strong opponents, this phrase will become an accurate description of a new stage.

For electroNic himself, this is also a chance to remind everyone that he remains a player with a champion-level mindset. He is not interested in simply being competitive — he is talking about the top.
Results will be the real test ahead
For now, electroNic’s words are a strong statement of intent. But in CS2, such statements are tested very quickly by official matches. The top level does not leave much room for a long warm-up: if a team wants to be among the best, it needs to prove it regularly against opponents from the upper part of the scene.
That is why this story is interesting not only as a separate quote. It sets the framework for the entire season. Now every meeting with a strong opponent will be perceived as an answer to the main question: is electroNic’s team really ready not just to compete, but to beat everyone?
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A statement for a big season
electroNic is as serious as possible: his team does not want to choose one principal opponent, but is setting the goal of being at the top and beating all the strongest teams.
This is an ambitious but logical position for a player of his level. Now the main thing is to turn these words into results. If the team can confirm this mindset in matches against top opponents, the season for electroNic may become not just a restart, but a full-fledged statement of intent to return to the fight for major titles.

