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Jul 14, 2026, 12:44 PM
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SAW Youngsters signed M1KA and appointed ner0 as the new coach of the CS2 roster

Даниил Коржуев
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The Portuguese esports organization SAW has announced changes to its Counter-Strike 2 academy roster. The club has signed a full-time contract with Miguel “M1KA” Moreira, who previously played for the team as a stand-in, and has also appointed Miguel “ner0” Videira as the new head coach. The organization announced this on its official website.

With a focus on the growth and development of our talents, we are pleased to announce the arrival of Miguel “ner0” Videira as the new head coach of SAW Youngsters.

With extensive experience on the national and international stages, ner0 joins the project after recently serving as an assistant coach at Metizport. ner0’s vision, knowledge, and experience make him the right choice to lead this phase of SAW Youngsters’ development and further nurture our players, always in line with the values we uphold as an organization.

At the same time, we are delighted to announce the signing of a full-fledged contract with Miguel “M1KA” Moreira. The agreement will remain in effect until the end of 2027. The work he has done over the past few weeks of his trial period, as well as his dedication and the progress he has demonstrated, have reinforced our confidence in him and his role in the future of this project.

With these changes, the organization once again reaffirms its commitment to the academy, continuing to invest in creating the conditions for the sustainable development of our players and providing the stability necessary for their continued progress.

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Current SAW Youngsters Roster

  • Daniel “tuxa” Esteves
  • Gonçalo “jayy2s” Machado
  • Guilherme “snowiee” Martins
  • Rodrigo “jERK0z” Costa
  • Miguel “M1KA” Moreira
  • Miguel “ner0” Videira (coach)

SAW previously announced its updated main roster for Counter-Strike 2, which includes Christopher “MUTiRiS” Fernandes, João “story” Vieira, Michel “ewjerkz” Pinto, Filipe “NOPEEj” Dias, and Adones “krazy” Nobre.

Photo: SAW.

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Source: https://saw.gg/ner0-m1ka/
Daniil Korzhuev

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