{"id":352473,"date":"2026-02-13T18:50:45","date_gmt":"2026-02-13T18:50:45","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/community.skin.club\/?p=352473"},"modified":"2026-02-13T18:50:45","modified_gmt":"2026-02-13T18:50:45","slug":"passion-ua-sign-try-senzu-cs2-roster","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/community.skin.club\/en\/news\/passion-ua-sign-try-senzu-cs2-roster","title":{"rendered":"Senzu joins Passion UA in blockbuster roster move"},"content":{"rendered":"

Passion UA have officially reshaped their CS2 lineup with a double move that instantly changes the team\u2019s ceiling: Santino \u201ctry\u201d Rigal joins as the new primary AWPer, while Azbayar \u201cSenzu\u201d Munkhbold arrives on loan after being benched by The MongolZ late last year. For an organization that struggled to find stability at the start of 2026, this is not just a roster tweak \u2014 it\u2019s a statement.<\/p>\n

Senzu joins on loan: HLTV\u2019s No. 13 of 2025 finds a new home<\/h3>\n

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The headline addition is undoubtedly Senzu. The 19-year-old Mongolian rifler was ranked 13th best player of 2025 by HLTV, cementing himself as one of the most explosive young talents in the world. After being moved to the bench by The MongolZ at the end of October, questions surrounded his future. Now, Passion UA have secured him on loan<\/a> \u2014 a move that many in the community have already labeled a coup.<\/p>\n

Despite recent discussions about a possible transition to full-time AWPing, Senzu will continue as a rifler in this lineup. That decision suggests Passion UA want to preserve his impact as a space-creating, high-tempo fragger rather than reshaping him into a role that could dilute his strengths. Social media reaction was immediate and intense. From \u201cOne of the best riflers in CS2 is saved\u201d to memes referencing the famous \u201cSenzu Bean,\u201d the move sparked global buzz \u2014 especially among Mongolian fans who see this as a fresh chapter rather than a setback.<\/p>\n\n

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try takes over the AWP: South American star makes first move abroad<\/h3>\n

While Senzu grabs headlines, the structural shift comes with the arrival of try<\/a>. The 21-year-old Argentine sniper joins from Imperial after 18 months in Brazil, where he consistently posted strong individual numbers despite the team\u2019s mixed international results. Over his tenure, try maintained a 1.19 average rating and was widely considered Imperial\u2019s most reliable performer.<\/p>\n

He attended three Majors with the Brazilian side and was instrumental in their surprising run to Stage 3 at the StarLadder Budapest Major. Against higher-tier opposition, try was often the only Imperial player able to hold his own statistically. This transfer also marks the first time in his career that try will play outside of a South American lineup \u2014 a significant milestone that could redefine his trajectory.<\/p>\n

What happens to hallzerk?<\/h3>\n

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Although Passion UA have not officially confirmed who is stepping out of the starting five, all signs point toward H\u00e5kon \u201challzerk\u201d Fj\u00e6rli making way. The Norwegian AWPer had been part of the core across Complexity and Passion UA for over three years. While often solid domestically and against mid-tier teams, his performances against elite opposition were inconsistent \u2014 something that likely influenced the organization\u2019s decision to pursue a higher-upside alternative. Replacing a long-standing core member with a younger, more aggressive sniper signals a shift in philosophy: more firepower, more volatility, more ambition.<\/p>\n

A response to a rough start<\/h3>\n

Passion UA\u2019s 2026 campaign began poorly. The team failed to win a series at BLAST Bounty Season 1 and exited early at IEM Katowice Stage 1, raising concerns about firepower and late-round conversion. Bringing in try addresses the AWP stability issue. Signing Senzu injects raw star power. Together, the moves aim to solve both structure and explosiveness \u2014 two areas that held the team back in international play.<\/p>\n

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