CS2: Senzu clarifies that The MongolZ did not spend money to cut off his future options and will consider joining an international team in the future.

After news broke that Mongolian star player Senzu had been demoted by The MongolZ, fans immediately criticized the team. However, the player never came out to clarify, and the PR posts released by the higher-ups were unreliable, with the player's statements carrying more weight. With a key player leaving, the club appeared to be playing the role of the perpetrator, while the dismissed player was seen as the victim. Netizens felt it was necessary to defend him.

Later, Senzu appeared on the talk show "FreezeTime Esport Talk Show" and explained to the audience that it was a personal decision. Despite the apparent success, he was under immense psychological pressure. At only 20 years old, he had already exhausted his energy and lost his passion. Leaving was inevitable. Emotional fatigue was robbing him of his motivation and was even starting to affect his life. He didn't want to talk or communicate, and these were all signs.

In addition, he felt it was his responsibility to refute the rumors circulating in the community that MongolZ had demanded an outrageously high buyout fee, in other words, to cut off his career plans and leave him no way out, so that if he couldn't get it, no other team could either. He denied this claim, adding that the team had consulted him, and that the offer would be discussed with senior management. The final decision was still in his own hands, and MongolZ did not make any coercive arrangements.

After his break, he plans to join an international team to hone his skills. This interview provides a channel for him to explain the reasons behind the roster changes of Asia's top CS teams, putting an end to various speculations. We look forward to his return.

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