Wildcard loaned fr3nd from PURE to its CS2 main roster and sent mhL to the bench
The North American esports organization Wildcard announced changes to its CS2 starting roster on the club’s official page on social media platform X, as part of which Polish sniper Sebastian “fr3nd” Kusmezh will replace his compatriot Milosz “mhL” Knasjak.
Club management announced the player’s return and thanked the previous starting sniper for his work:
It’s time to welcome back an old friend. We can’t wait to get back on the server and show the world what we’re capable of. With this transfer, mhL has been moved to the bench. We want to thank him for his time with us.
Both Polish esports players have been competing on the professional scene since 2018. 24-year-old Milosz “mhL” Knysak has represented clubs such as Endpoint and Team Falcons during his career, and has been a member of Wildcard’s starting lineup since January 1, 2026. His compatriot and peer, Sebastian “fr3nd” Kusmez, previously played for ENTERPRISE esports, KOLESIE, and PURE, and was already on the Wildcard Academy roster from July through September 2025.
Wildcard Roster
- Ethan “reck” Serrano
- Jaden “HexT” Postma
- Nemanja “nEMANHA” Jukic
- Danny “Cxzi” Strelchik
- Sebastian “fr3nd” Kusmez
- Lukasz “splawik” Jans (coach)
The last event for mhL as part of Wildcard’s main roster was the 2026 Esports World Cup for CS2. At this tournament, the team finished in 25th–32nd place after losing 1–2 to paiN Gaming, earning $10,000 in prize money.
Photo by Edwin Vikman.
