ENCE CS2 is parting ways with rigoN & myltsi
As we are preparing the ENCE Counter-Strike 2 roster for the upcoming 2026 season, we have decided to part ways with Rigon "rigoN" Gashi & Ville "myltsi" Vilkman. With myltsi’s contract coming to an end and rigoN’s contract being terminated in mutual agreement, both players are free to explore new opportunities as free agents.
The remaining ENCE CS2 roster from the 2025 lineup includes players Viktor "sdy" Orudzhev, Paavo "podi" Heiskanen, and Ryan "Neityu" Aubry, as well as Head Coach Niclas "enkay J" Krumhorn and Analyst Carmine "Fisic0" Lorusso.
Thank you, Rigon "rigoN" Gashi
We want to thank rigoN for joining us for the 2025 fall season. While the journey together was short, we are grateful for all the hard work you put into the ENCE CS2 roster. Your high energy and passion were truly felt here at ENCE and will be missed.
All the best for the future, Rigon.
Thank you, Ville "myltsi" Vilkman
A special heartfelt thank you goes to myltsi, who has been playing in ENCE colors for 3,5 years, joining ENCE Academy in its inception all the way back in July 2022. Over the years, myltsi was a cornerstone of the many iterations of our Academy roster and, in July 2025, myltsi was promoted to the ENCE main roster for the remainder of the year.
While his journey with us now comes to an end, myltsi has forever etched his name into the history of ENCE, helping us shape what ENCE Academy and the organization as a whole are today.
myltsi and the rest of the original ENCE Academy roster in their debut LAN tournament, Assembly Summer 2022.
Thank you for the countless unforgettable moments and memories, Ville. Wherever your journey leads next, we are sure you’ll keep on myllying!
“I want to thank both Rigon and Ville for their contributions to our fall season. It started really promising, and both lads looked like a really good fit for the roster. Rigon’s energy and hype, combined with Ville’s eagerness to prove himself, were things we really appreciated. It's awesome to see yet another player climb to the main roster from our academy program, and I think Ville will have a bright future in CS. For now, however, the best thing for both him and us is that Ville seeks further improvement and perspectives on his talent outside of ENCE”, Niklas "Willkey" Ojalainen adds.