The Slovakian team Fu.sk today confirmed that their star player, and also former of the team, Ivan "Devi1" Lazarov decided to go inactive due to the fact that he didn't have the necessary time needed to be spend on Counter-Strike 1.6 (CS 1.6).

Lazarov and his former team mates are mostly known for their 5-6th place at the World Cyber Games Samsung Euro Championships (WCG SEC) in 2006, where the team performed above expectations and showed the top teams that they actually could be quite a handful to play against.

Leaving behind a team with only four players, Lazarov has decided to become manager for Fu.sk - leaving them with the opportunity to play along with them if needed. Struggling to find the motivation and interest in playing CS 1.6, he still gives it a try until the last spot in the team is filled.

Lazarov explains to GotFrag:

"CS has been my priority since the beginning, but now I must focus on my studies and on my own company, which has now a couple of projects running - Fu.sk has two tournaments this month and I should play both for the team because it is unlikely that they will find a replacement this fast."

Having this opportunity to use Lazarov during these tournaments takes the pressure of the shoulders of the remaining players, so the time can be spend on finding a suitable and not least good thinking player, who can fill the spot after "legendary" Lazarov. This event leaves Fu.sk with only four remaining players and a useable standin in form of Lazarov when needed:

Oliver "cheesE" Sokol
Radovan "uNreal" Bratinka
Michael "bafo" Cierny
"gregor "Gr3g1" Mede