Argentinian Sniper TRY Makes a Comeback to the Pro Scene After Health Hiatus

After a five-month hiatus due to health concerns, Argentinian sniper  Santino "try" Rigal has announced his return to the professional Counter-Strike 2 scene. Last October, TRY stepped down from the 9z Team, taking a necessary break to focus on his well-being and recovery.

During his time away from the competitive world of CS2, the community felt his absence. Known for his sharp skills and strategic gameplay, TRY had established himself as a key player in the Argentinian esports arena.

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Now, rejuvenated and ready to take on new challenges, TRY has declared himself open to new opportunities within the esports industry. His return was announced on social media, stirring excitement among fans and fellow players who have missed his presence in the competitive circuit.

As TRY re-enters the arena, the CS2 community is abuzz with speculation about where he might land next. Which team will be quick to seize the opportunity to integrate such a high-caliber player into their ranks? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain – TRY's return is highly anticipated and sure to shake up the competitive landscape once again.