G2 Esport to part ways with coach TaZ and hades will return to Monte ahead of schedule following the end of his loan spell..

German Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) powerhouse G2 Esport announced on Thursday through its official X (Twitter) account that the club will part ways with coach TaZ, and AWP-er hades will return to his original club Monte ahead of schedule following the end of his loan spell.

G2 said in a tweet that everyone in the club is very grateful for the contributions made by TaZ and hades, and wished them all the best in the future.

It is worth mentioning that hades' original loan spell was six months, and depending on his performance, G2 could have chosen to exercise the right to buy out his ownership. However, his individual performances was not too bad, hence many fans expressed regret on X for him being used as a scapegoat.

After the news of his impending departure was confirmed, hades wrote through his personal official X account: "With the end of my loan at G2, I would like to thank the club and the players for the opportunity and trust they gave me. Unfortunately, due to some mistakes and poor performances, we failed to show our true strength, but this experience is still invaluable."

"Sincere love to everyone I met here, I hope to fight side by side with you again on the server one day in the future. At the same time, thank you for all the good (and bad) comments and private messages, I will try to learn from them."

About hades

About hades

The 25-year-old hades was born in Poland on January 1, 2000 and mainly plays as a AWP-er.

hades officially became a professional Counter Strike 2 (CS2) e-sports player in the 2018 season.

At that time, he played for several local clubs in Poland. It was not until he joined Wisla Krakow in 2020 and won the Nine to Five Serie 5 with the team that he began to make some name.

In June of the following year, hades moved to ENCE and officially ushered in one of the most glorious moments in his career.

During this spell, he hades led the team to the top four in the 2022 PGL Major Antwerp, and ranked in the top two in the A-level and S-level qualifiers in multiple European region events.

In July 2024, hades joined Ukrainian club Monte.

In his near one-year spell with Monte, he won the A1 Gaming League Season 9 with the team, and also won the top four and runner-up in the 2024 ESL Challenger Katowice and CCT Season 2 Series 16 with the team, but performed poorly in subsequent events, and was often eliminated in the early stages and was eventually benched.

In mid-April this year, hades joined G2 on-loan, replacing m0NESY, who had previously transferred to the Saudi powerhouse Team Falcons, as the team's new starting player.

During his time with G2, hades participated in PGL Astana, Intel Extreme Masters Dallas and BLAST.tv Austin Major with the team, but failed to make a breakthrough.

About TaZ

The 38-year-old TaZ was born in Poland on June 6, 1986. Before retiring, he mainly played as a In-Game Leader and rifler. He was a ace player for the Eastern European powerhouse Virtus.pro (VP). During which, he won the ESL Major Series 1 Katowice in 2014, the ELEAGUE Major Atlanta 2017, and the DreamHack Masters Las Vegas 2017.

After retiring in 2023, TaZ joined G2 as its head coach.

Under TaZ's leadership, G2 has won the BLAST Premier World Finals 2024 and Intel Extreme Masters Dallas 2024. Recently, the team also reached the 2025 PGL Bucharest finals, but lost 0:3 to Falcons and had to finish second.