Staff Vitality has introduced it has secured a two-year partnership with ASUS ROG that may give attention to the European organisation’s Counter-Strike 2 and VALORANT rosters.
The deal will see Staff Vitality’s CS2 and VALORANT rosters use ASUS ROG peripherals whereas competing in tournaments.
ASUS ROG‘s brand may even seem on the left sleeve of Staff Vitality’s jerseys and gamers will participate in a spread of activations all through the partnership’s period.
The peripheral model turns into Staff Vitality’s 14th companions, which incorporates the likes of ALDI and ice cream model Magnum.
Nicolas Maurer, CEO of Staff Vitality, spoke on the deal: “We’re delighted to welcome such a prestigious model as ROG to Staff Vitality! This partnership mirrors our requirements and ambitions: to equip our gamers and our workers with cutting-edge peripherals, providing precision, responsiveness, and luxury, while additionally supporting our worldwide growth technique.
“2025 goes to be an thrilling yr for VALORANT and CS2, and this partnership will assure unmissable activations for all our followers.”
Staff Vitality famous that the partnership has been signed till December 2026.
Alongside the partnership, Staff Vitality additionally introduced the signing of former FaZe Clan participant Robin ‘ropz’ Kool to its CS2 roster. In consequence, Lotan ‘Spinx’ Giladi, the roster’s present rifler, has moved to the inactive roster.
Exterior of Counter-Strike and VALORANT, Staff Vitality competes throughout a spread of titles, together with League of Legends and Rocket League. In December 2024, it partnered with French membership Lille Olympique Sporting Membership (LOSC) to area gamers in EA Sports activities FC esports competitions.
ASUS ROG is not any stranger to the world of esports. Lately, it has joined forces with the likes of event organiser ESL FACEIT Group and North American organisation NRG Esports.
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