FL4MUS Joins OG: Timur “FL4MUS” Marev Signs Long-Term Loan as OG Finalise CS2 Roster

FL4MUS Joins OG: Timur “FL4MUS” Marev Signs Long-Term Loan as OG Finalise CS2 Roster

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OG Completes Roster Overhaul with FL4MUS

Timur "FL4MUS" Marev — a 21-year-old Russian rifler — has officially joined OG Esports on a long-term loan from Virtus.pro, with OG holding an option to buy out his contract. 

This marks the conclusion of OG’s latest roster reshuffle: the organization benched Christoffer "Chr1zN" Storgaard and Nico "nicoodoz" Tamjidi, while bringing back Casper "cadiaN" Møller from inactivity to assume the AWP-IGL role. FL4MUS is expected to fill the primary rifler/spacer role — a fresh opportunity after a season of limited playtime and more passive roles at Virtus.pro. 

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From Rumors to Reality: How the Move Unfolded

The transfer had been rumored earlier this month, with media outlets citing insiders (such as from Sheep Esports) that OG had reached loan-terms with Virtus.pro. 

On November 25, it was reported that FL4MUS was expected to debut for OG at DreamHack Knockout Stockholm 2025 — a $10,000 open-LAN event this weekend. The official announcement arrived November 27, confirming the deal is finalized.

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OG’s Immediate Plans and Long-Term Ambitions

With FL4MUS on board, OG’s lineup is locked and ready for action at DreamHack Stockholm Knockout. 

According to OG CEO Xavier Oswald, the recruitment is a “major boost” to the organization’s ambitions: FL4MUS brings youth, fearlessness, and the potential to deliver “world-class performances.” 

The organization’s broader goal is to climb the Valve Regional Standings (VRS) and secure invites to premier global tournaments — with the upcoming IEM Cologne Major 2026 flagged as their “main objective ahead.” 

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What This Means for FL4MUS and OG

• For FL4MUS: This move represents a second chance — after months on the bench and sporadic stand-in appearances — to establish himself as a core rifler in a top-tier European lineup.

• For OG: The addition of a young talent like FL4MUS, combined with cadiaN’s return as AWP-IGL, signals a renewed push for stability and competitiveness. If results follow, OG could be a dark horse on the path to the next Major.