Twistzz: FaZe Clan will continue to play with the same roster

FaZe Clan’s player Russell Twistzz Van Dalken told about the team's future. According to him, the team doesn’t plan to make replacements. The Canadian e-sports athlete said this in an interview during the media day at IEM Dallas 2023.

After winning ESL Pro League Season 17 and Intel Grand Slam Season 4, Finn Karrigan Andersen's team is experiencing a severe decline in game form. FaZe narrowly qualified for the BLAST.tv Paris Major 2023 through the last chance qualifier. Even in the Major, they experienced severe problems but reached the competition's quarterfinals due to their strong will. The team also demonstrated an intermediate level of CS at IEM Rio 2023 and IEM Dallas 2023.

No, no changes. I think we have already discussed this. Everyone likes to play with each other, and we have excellent team chemistry, so we didn't even think about it. Everything suited us. We knew we were just a little tired, and putting so much energy into the game was challenging. We'll just try our best and hope for the best. Unless there is something I don't know about, I am pretty talkative in the team, and at the moment, I see no changes.

Russell Twistzz Van Dalken

FaZe's lineup has remained unchanged since early 2022, when Robin ropz Kohl joined them. During this time, the team won several Major tournaments, including the PGL Major Antwerp 2022.

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When will FaZe Clan play?

The next tournament for FaZe will be BLAST Premier: Spring Final 2023. In the first round of Group B, they will play with Astralis. The match is scheduled for June 8, 2:00 AM EEST. The analysis of the game can be found here.

BLAST Premier: Spring Final 2023 takes place from June 7 to 11 in Washington, USA. Teams are raffling off a prize pool of $425,000. and a slot for BLAST Premier: World Final 2023. You can follow the schedule and results of the championship here.