Team Vitality has announced that it has parted ways with its Counter-Strike: Global Offensive coach of three years. Rémy "XTQZZZ" Quoniam has officially left the French organisation after first joining back in December 2018, and has over that time seen a variety of success over a range of different competitions and events.
Revealed over Twitter, Vitality sent off XTQZZZ with a brief message that stated, "You were the heart and the brain of our CSGO roster for the last 3 years and we couldn't be more proud to have had you in the team for so long. Thank you so much and long live coach".
Over their time working together, Vitality CS:GO and XTQZZZ won A-Tier and even S-Tier events, such as the BLAST Premier: Fall 2020 and the Intel Extreme Masters XVI - Winter. The team also saw multiple top finishes, achieving third at the very recent BLAST Premier: World Final 2021 and second at the BLAST Premier: Fall Finals 2021, which altogether brought in quite the hefty amount of prize money due to the success.
As for what is next for XTQZZZ and who will be taking up the role of Vitality's CS:GO coach, that remains to be made clear as of yet.
