siuhy Enters Free Agency as Liquid’s CS2 Reset Continues

Team Liquid have released Kamil “siuhy” Szkaradek into free agency, opening a vacancy in the organisation’s Counter-Strike 2 roster after a difficult 16-month tenure, according to Dust2.us.

The departure follows a July change in leadership, when Liquid benched siuhy and brought in Johnny “JT” Theodosiou as in-game leader. Liquid have not named a replacement for the Polish player in the report.

A difficult stint in Liquid’s starting five

siuhy initially joined Liquid in April 2025 on loan from MOUZ, taking charge as IGL after the organisation’s previous eras led by Casper “cadiaN” Møller and Russel “Twistzz” Van Dulken. Despite arriving with promise from his time at MOUZ, he was unable to find a winning formula at Liquid.

The team’s best result during his tenure was a top-four finish at FISSURE Playground #2. Liquid did not reach the playoffs at any of the three Majors it contested during that spell and recorded a 5-11 record in games at CS2’s most important events.

His individual numbers also reflected a challenging run: siuhy finished his Liquid tenure with a 0.87 rating across 185 maps. The figures underline the scale of the reset that preceded his move into free agency.

Key figures from siuhy’s Liquid tenure

• Joined Liquid on loan from MOUZ: April 2025
• Benched and replaced as IGL by JT: July 2026
• Best result: top four at FISSURE Playground #2
• Major playoff appearances: none across three Majors
• Record at the most important CS2 events: 5-11
• Liquid rating: 0.87 across 185 maps

Liquid’s leadership change came after the organisation had struggled to convert its roster into consistent results, despite what Dust2.us described as several strong pieces around siuhy. The release concludes a process that began with his benching, rather than marking the first change to the team’s plans.

The move comes amid ongoing roster construction across Counter-Strike, with 100 Thieves’ Counter-Strike roster rebuild another example of an organisation reshaping its lineup. Player availability can also factor into those decisions, as seen in the wider discussion around s1mple’s move to BC.Game.

What comes next?

siuhy is now available to pursue a future team, while Liquid must address the open place left by his departure. No replacement or next tournament commitment was identified in the report, leaving the organisation’s next roster step unconfirmed.

Liquid have handled lineup changes across different esports titles, including the midOne roster vacancy in Dota 2. For Counter-Strike, the immediate confirmed picture is narrower: siuhy is a free agent, and Liquid have an open roster spot to resolve.