In an exciting move for their roster, Vitality has confirmed that Shahar “flameZ” Shushan has committed to the team with a new three-year contract. This news comes as a reassurance for Vitality fans amid swirling rumors about potential team changes. The announcement follows recent speculation initiated by KRL, a known insider, which fueled discussions in the esports community.

Reports from KRL had suggested that flameZ was considering an offer from G2 Esports, a top-tier competitor in the scene. However, flameZ ultimately decided to stay with Vitality, signaling his dedication and belief in the team’s future. Vitality took to social media to share the development, posting a photo of the signed contract and confirming that the Israeli player is bound to the team until December 31, 2027. This long-term agreement emphasizes both the organization’s confidence in flameZ’s abilities and his commitment to contributing to their ongoing success.

Since joining Vitality, flameZ has consistently delivered commendable performances. Over the past year, he has maintained an impressive average rating of 6.2, showcasing his skill and reliability as a key team member. Notable achievements have marked his tenure with Vitality, as the team secured four major trophies. Their victories include winning IEM Cologne 2024, BLAST Premier: Fall Groups 2024, BLAST Premier: Spring Groups 2024, and the prestigious BLAST Premier: World Final 2023. These wins solidified Vitality’s position as a formidable force in the competitive CS landscape.

With flameZ’s continued presence, Vitality aims to build on its recent successes and maintain its status among the elite teams. The decision to renew his contract not only strengthens its lineup but also boosts morale, signaling that the team is gearing up for even greater accomplishments in the future. The three-year extension reflects mutual trust between the player and the organization and sets the stage for flameZ to further hone his skills and contribute to Vitality’s championship ambitions.