Four players. That’s all OG has left after a year of near-constant roster changes, and the club is now turning to a familiar face to lead the rebuild. Alexandre “bodyy” Pianaro is set to take on the in-game leader role, according to La Source, with Lambert “Lambert” Prigent joining as coach and Olle “spooke” Grundström possibly staying on.
The interesting part isn’t just who’s coming in, though. It’s how OG got here. A French-speaking core built around bodyy was the original plan, and it already collapsed once. That failure is now pushing the organization to look beyond France entirely.
How OG Got Down to Four Players
The unraveling started after a solid run to Stage 2 of the Austin Major. Two of the team’s most important pieces left soon after: Christoffer “Chr1zN” Storgaard signed with HEROIC, and Nico “nicoodoz” Tamjidi moved to ECSTATIC.
OG’s answer was Casper “cadiaN” Møller, brought in during November 2025 to handle both the IGL and AWP roles at once. The plan was for him to anchor a fresh cycle. Instead, the results never showed up. Timur “FL4MUS” Marev arrived on loan, bodyy took over the IGL spot from Møller in March, and Luca “pr1metapz” Voigt joined the lineup in May. None of it moved the needle.
Then, most recently, Adam “adamb” Ångström left for NIP. That departure is what pushed OG into its current rebuild, leaving the roster at just four players heading into the next phase.
Why the All-French Lineup Didn’t Happen
OG’s first instinct was to keep things domestic, building a roster entirely around French-speaking talent with bodyy at the helm. Per Ozstrik3r, three specific players from 3DMAX were on the list: Lucas “Lucky” Chastang, Jeremy “Kursy” Gast, and Kévin “misutaaa” Rabier. All three were reportedly close to a move to ENVY instead, and they turned OG down to stay with their current teammates.
That refusal is the reason OG’s search has now gone international. The club still wants to fill out bodyy’s core, just not exclusively with French players anymore.
Chuckyy Hasn’t Been Ruled Out
One name has stuck around through the shift in strategy: Jordan “Chuckyy” Molnar. OG had approached the current GenOne player to fill the AWP role as part of the original four-man plan, and he’s reportedly still on the club’s list even now that the search has widened beyond France.
What bodyy’s Role Actually Means
Taking the IGL role again would be new territory for bodyy in one sense, and old territory in another. He hasn’t called the shots for a team since his time at fnatic, which ended in February 2025 when he left to join 3DMAX as a rifler. This rebuild would put him back in the calling seat for the first time since then.
The Spending Question
Money is part of this story too. OG reportedly couldn’t match the salary demands that kept Chr1zN and nicoodoz from staying, yet the club still spent heavily to build its current roster — several players are said to be on five-figure monthly salaries, though those numbers haven’t been confirmed. Despite that spending, the results OG needed never materialized, which is part of why another rebuild is happening now.
The VRS Risk Behind the Timing
There’s also a ranking problem attached to all of this. OG currently sits 83rd in the VRS standings, and that spot isn’t guaranteed to hold. VRS rules require at least three players on a roster to keep accumulated points. If OG only ends up keeping bodyy and spooke, the team would drop below that threshold and could lose its ranking points as a direct result.
Conclusion
According to La Source, this rebuild is OG’s next attempt to turn things around. It comes a year after Chiliz Group took over the organization, a period that still hasn’t brought the stability OG was hoping for. A second-place finish at the Roman Imperium Cup VI stands as the club’s best result of 2026, with no other LAN qualification or invite to show for the year. The stakes now are real: a roster to build almost from scratch, VRS points that could disappear, and a Major spot still nowhere in sight.
