m0NESY on his way to BLAST Premier Spring Final after securing Visa

Last month has been a rollercoaster for G2 Esports. The team is set to compete at the CS2 BLAST Premier Spring Final and while the initial situation was building up for another substitute player at an important event, the last-minute visa approval for m0NESY has given the team and fans hope.

Previously, m0NESY was set to miss out on the Spring Final, with the team’s coach TaZ set to fill up the spot. However, m0NESY in his Telegram post revealed that he had received the visa last minute and would be travelling to collect his passport. “Got the visa, flying to collect the passport. Really hope they will give it to me, might be in time for the first game,” m0NESY said.

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The news came as a new hope for the fans as G2 is all set up to face Team Spirit, who also have a few tricks up their sleeve. While TaZ is set to sub, playing against Spirit without an AWPer might come as a challenging task, especially at a time when m0NESY has been having so much impact on the game.

G2 Esports still not in the clear

There is still a chance that m0NESY might make it to the opening match on time, and while fans will miss out on two of the current most popular Counter-Strike players clashing, G2 have bigger things to worry about.

A loss in the opening match will send the team into the loser's match, when the team might face elimination. Furthermore, the team will lose their chance for better seeding at the Playoffs. While the team might win the opening match without m0NESY, having him will likely increase the odds by a lot.

The team have also not officially announced if m0NESY will be playing in the first match. Fans are praying for a miracle entry, even if it's just an hour before the game starts.