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Jul 16, 2026, 08:18 PM
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volt replaced mhN1 on INFINITE’s main roster for CS2

Dan Kleiman
Screenshot featuring volt from INFINITE

Representatives of the esports organization INFINITE announced on the club’s official page on social media platform X that Mihni “mhN1” Gyatsi has been moved to the bench and that Sebastian “volt” Malosh has been signed to the club’s CS2 starting lineup.

The club bid farewell to their former player with the following message:

More than 36 months. That’s exactly how long mhN wore our jersey. Behind us are LAN tournaments, online championships, hundreds of matches, and countless memories. Now it’s time to say goodbye. Thank you for everything, Mincha.

And they welcomed the newcomer like this:

A familiar name. A player who needs no introduction. Today, volt joins our team and rounds out the roster. A Romanian player. A Romanian organization. It feels absolutely right. Welcome home, Seb.

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INFINITE Roster

  • Rasmus “kreaz” Johansson
  • Sebastian “volt” Malos
  • Martin “Dytor” Handl
  • Heinrich “sl3nd” Hevesy
  • Raul “Blytz” Gligor
  • Sami “Tionix” von Gelen (coach)

The last event that mhN1 played in as a member of INFINITE’s main roster was Super DraculaN Season 1. At the end of the tournament, the roster finished in 5th–6th place and earned a total of $6,250 in prize money.

Photo: INFINITE.

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