Legendary Swedish player Olof “olofmeister” Kajbjer has once again found himself in the spotlight after making a revealing statement on stream. When asked about a potential move into coaching, the former FaZe player gave an unexpected answer that points toward a completely different future.
“Maybe not coaching… I want to build something of my own”
During the stream, olofmeister made it clear that coaching is not his main priority:
Nahh… I mean, I think at some point you’d like to coach, but I would at some point also like to maybe create my own organization. That has always been one thing I have been considering.
The Swedish veteran added that he has already been in discussions with several people about the idea, but is not fully convinced yet:
I have been in talks doing it with few different people, but I haven’t felt 100% yet… Coaching maybe not, but getting players and stuff I think I can do good.
In essence, olofmeister hinted that he sees himself more as a manager or owner rather than a traditional coach.
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From FaZe to CEO? A new chapter ahead
Olofmeister’s name is deeply tied to the golden era of Fnatic, as well as his later years with FaZe Clan. That’s why the question about coaching — especially in connection with FaZe — seemed natural, given the organization’s recent rebuild phases.
However, instead of returning in a familiar role, the Swedish legend may be aiming for something more ambitious — building his own esports organization. This aligns with a growing trend of former players moving into management or launching their own projects.
Community reaction: “he switched straight into CEO mode”
The community quickly picked up on the statement, with reactions ranging from jokes to genuine interest in olofmeister’s future. One of the most popular comments read:
bro said ‘coach?’ and pivoted straight into CEO mode
Others expressed interest in seeing him involved with FaZe in a more structured role:
would love him to have a more functional role in FaZe if possible
There were also suggestions for him to start with a development roster:
Get him on academy team
What this means for the scene
Olofmeister’s statement is yet another sign of a generational shift in CS2. Legends of the scene are increasingly choosing not to return as coaches, but instead looking to influence the game through management, talent development, and building their own ecosystems.
If the Swedish veteran follows through on his idea, it could become one of the most interesting projects led by a former top-tier player — especially considering his experience, reputation, and deep understanding of the game.
Conclusion: olofmeister is thinking beyond the server
Instead of a traditional coaching comeback, olofmeister appears to be aiming for something bigger. His interest in creating his own organization signals a new chapter in his career — and potentially a new story in esports. If this project materializes, the scene could gain a powerful new player — this time outside the server.
