Team SpiritCS2 roster and transfers
- game
- Counter-Strike 2
- organization
- Team Spirit
- founded
- 2015
- Counter-Strike prize money, all time
- $7,383,855
Active roster
as of Oct 16, 2026 · 5 players and 1 coach, 3 countries · longest on the roster: since Sep 26, 2019
- donk Danil Kryshkovets RU19 y.o.since Jul 5, 2023
- coach hally Sergey Shavayev RU33 y.o.since Feb 6, 2022
- magixx Boris Vorobyev RU23 y.o.since Sep 26, 2019
- sh1ro Dmitriy Sokolov RU25 y.o.since Dec 17, 2023
- tN1R Andrey Tatarinovich BY25 y.o.since Sep 8, 2025
- zont1x Myroslav Plakhotia UA21 y.o.since Jul 5, 2023
magixx is the link to an older Spirit: he joined in September 2019, almost four years before donk and zont1x. tN1R, signed in September 2025, is the only player on the current roster to have joined this season.
Season
matches Jun 19, 2025 to Oct 11, 2026 · 186 maps · 77 matches · 53 series won
65.1%
maps won, 2nd of 50
2nd
in season prize money
$3,012,999 — of 167 clubs with prize money · median $16,748
6–4
last 10 series
56.0% of maps against 65.1% for the season · Sep 5 – Oct 11, 2026
- Furthest below the table — Esports World Cup 2025: 2nd of 16 in the field by the table, finished 9–16.
- Toughest opponent — Team Vitality: 3–8 in maps.
Share of maps won, 50 clubs past the 40-map barmedian 48.1%
The outer marks of the strip are 31.8% and 71.7%.
Through the season
share of maps won by quarter, 10+ maps
31.5pp
from the worst quarter to the best
best Jul–Sep 2026, worst Oct–Dec 2025
14–9
deciding maps of series
60.9% against 65.1% of all maps · 23 of 77 series
The bars hold 183 maps — maps of the season’s series.
Matches played
latest first; #N is the opponent’s place in the season table
67 more series of the season are on the tournament pages.
Team Spirit: 121 of 186 maps won in this season’s matches.
Upcoming matches
times as scheduled by the organiser on Oct 16, 2026, 12:31 UTC
Every series in the list has already started by your clock.
Organiser’s times, in your time zone (UTC without scripts); next 14 days.
Now and next
tournaments the club is entered in, as of Oct 17, 2026
Club calendar
Team SpiritTS ESL Pro League Season 24 PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 BLAST Rivals Fall 2026 Yellow is running today, Oct 17, 2026. Off the scale, runs all year: BLAST Frequent Flyers Program 2026.
Tournaments this season
a row wherever the club is in the tournament’s placement table
23
tournaments
5
tournament wins
Earlier this season: 18 more tournaments, all in the calendar.
Sum of 20 of 23; a dash — no published prize for the place.
Five titles this season, but none at a Major: Spirit went out in the quarterfinals in Austin and in the semifinals in Budapest and Cologne.
Roster moves
No roster changes from Jul 30, 2026 to Oct 16, 2026: the CS2 transfer feed has no entry for this club.
Opponents
33 clubs, by maps played
33 opponents; between 1 and 30 maps per opponent.
Maps this club played
played, won, lost and rank among clubs on each map of the pool
Team Spirit: 186 maps played across 22 tournaments between Jun 19, 2025 and Oct 11, 2026; between 9 and 50 games per map. The rank is by share of maps won on that map among the clubs in our data with at least 10 maps on it (where there are at least 10 such clubs); the club has a rank on 6 of 7 maps.
Team Spirit teams in other games
Facts and records
This season Team Spirit has won 5 tournaments, the richest of them Esports World Cup 2026 and PGL Astana 2026. Its run of 12 maps won in a row, from Aug 2, 2025 to Aug 20, 2025, ranks 2nd among 88 clubs in the streaks table; FUT Esports won as many in a row. The club ranks 2nd for share of maps won among the 50 clubs in our data with at least 40 maps, behind only Team Vitality: 65.1% over 186 maps, against a median of 48.1%.
Where to go next
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Spirit’s season splits into a strong start, a long gap and an even stronger finish. It opened with two titles in a month, IEM Cologne and BLAST Bounty Fall in the summer of 2025, then went almost nine months without another. The last quarter of 2025 was its worst stretch, with fewer than half of its maps won.
The recovery began in Rio, where Spirit finished second in April 2026, and a month later it won PGL Astana, worth $512,000. From July to September it won three quarters of its maps, reached the final of BLAST Bounty Summer and then won two events back to back: the Esports World Cup, which paid $600,000, and BLAST Open Fall.
October has been quieter: fourth place at ESL Pro League Season 24 and fewer than half of its maps won in the month. With about $3 million, Spirit is second in this season’s prize money.