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ATK has announced their comeback as they sign a new roster featuring Cloud9 benched player Tyson Tenz Ngo as a stand-in. The Cape Town-based organization re-enter the CS:GO scene after a month on the sidelines following the transfer of their previous roster to Cloud9, at the start of the year.

TenZ is still contracted to Cloud9 as a professional player and streamer although hes not an active member of the teams lineup. Fady was a member of the previous ATK lineup prior to the lineup making some changes and bringing in Ricky floppy Kemery, Josh oSee Ohm and Ian motm Hardy. That core then went on to join Cloud9.

TenZ and Fadey will be reuniting to some degree as TenZ had stood in for ATK during Fadeys time there. In addition, given the size of the South African scene, Fady is also very familiar with the remaining members of the roster, having played with each of them either on a team or just in pugs.

ATK will fly out to Dubai this week to bootcamp and participate in the Asia Minor qualifiers, scheduled for February 15. And if all goes well, there is the possibility that both Fadey and TenZ will agree a permanent deal with the South African organisation, who plan to send the team to North America in the coming months.

ATK Arena (@AtkArena)February 3, 2020