FUT Esports, a well-known Turkish team with success in VALORANT and other games, has officially joined the Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) scene.
On May 26, 2025, the organization announced it had signed a six-man French-speaking roster that previously played under the name Mousquetaires.
This is FUT’s first time joining the Counter-Strike scene.
The new team mixes experienced players and young talent from France and Belgium, showing that FUT is serious about competing in CS2.
FUT Esports Unveils CS2 Roster Featuring French Veterans and Belgian Stars
The newly signed squad includes several familiar faces in the CS community:
- 🇫🇷 Audric “JACKZ” Jug: A fan-favorite and high-energy rifler, JACKZ brings experience from his time at G2 Esports and, most recently, Ninjas in Pyjamas. He is expected to lead the team with his aggressive playstyle and leadership.
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- 🇧🇪 Nabil “Nivera” Benrlitom: Nivera returns to CS2 after playing VALORANT. He takes on the role of FUT’s main AWPer, bringing sharp aim and flexible gameplay to the team.
- 🇫🇷 Kévin “misutaaa” Rabier: Misutaaa brings top-level experience from his time with Team Vitality, Team Falcons, and Into the Breach. He adds strong game knowledge and depth to the team.
- 🇫🇷 David “devoduvek” Dobrosavljevic: A seasoned support rifler, Devoduvek adds stability and game sense, previously seen with LDLC and Misfits.
- 🇫🇷 Etienne “drac” Salaün: The youngest and least known of the group, Drac is viewed as an up-and-comer with strong potential and hunger to prove himself on the international stage.
- 🇧🇪 Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom: The CS legend joins the roster as the sixth player and content creator. While not a starter yet, ScreaM has publicly stated his goal is to return to full competitive form after getting reacquainted with the game.
The team will be led by head coach 🇫🇷 François-Xavier “falco” Collinet, with Garrixer serving as team manager. Under their guidance, the roster aims to climb the rankings and gain a foothold in the global CS2 scene.
Community Reactions and What’s Next for FUT Esports in CS2?
The announcement got fans excited, especially because of ScreaM’s return. Famous for his sharp aim and highlight plays, ScreaM is starting as a content creator and backup. However, many believe he could soon make his way back into the main lineup.
The reactions to FUT’s French-speaking team have been mixed.
Some fans are hopeful, seeing it as a fresh start for French Counter-Strike. Others are unsure if the team can keep up with the top international competition.
Before joining FUT, the team finished second in the United21 League Season 31, just behind Inner Circle Esports.
They are currently ranked 193rd in the world by Valve. While they aren’t a top team yet, their strong results in regional events and experienced players give them a chance to improve.
As FUT Esports steps into the CS2 scene, both fans and analysts will be watching. With the right teamwork and strategy, they could become one of the most exciting new teams in Counter-Strike 2.
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