There have been speculations about potential changes in ENCE for days, and apparently their newest addition could be the Serbian player Vladan "VLDN" Radević, whom we have seen in the iNation jersey until recently.
Rumors are circulating in the CS2 community that Marco "Snappi" Pfeiffer could soon leave ENCE, and Nemanja "Nexa" Isaković, the current leader of the OG team and former leader of G2 Esports, is being mentioned as a replacement.
What we haven't heard so far, and what could be a potential reality from today, is the arrival of another Serbian in the second best team in the world according to the HLTV ranking list. Namely, VLDN became friends on Steam today with ENCE coach Eetu "sAw" Saha and Pavlo "maden" Bošković, which could very easily mean that the players and the coach are in contact regarding a potential trial in the team.
In the past period, VLDN has consistently provided good games for iNation, of which he has been a member since September 2021, and he especially stood out in an important victory for iNation, i.e. the Serbian national team, in the match for third place at IeSF 2023, where Ivan "choiv7" Živković was the best individual in the team with a total rating of 1.77.
In addition, in the past three months he has put in several great performances against teams such as Sangal, Nemiga, MASONIC, Sampi and many others.
Let's remind, iNation disbanded its CS:GO team in July, then VLDN also said goodbye to the organization and has been officially without a team since then.
ENCE has long been one of the best teams in the world, with several top 4 finishes this year at major tournaments such as the ESL Pro League Seasons 17 and 18, the title at IEM Dallas 2023 and second place in Cologne, as well as the Gamers8 finals .
In addition to many successes, they also experienced two relatively weaker results this month when considering their ambitions, which is the failure to qualify for the finals of the autumn BLAST tournament and the elimination in Sydney already in the quarterfinals, where FaZe outclassed them and inflicted a convincing 13- 0 defeat on another map.
Most of the top teams won't go without changes during the current switch to CS2 esports, and while there's no official confirmation of anything yet, it looks like ENCE is preparing for lineup changes as well.
