First step into the Counter-Strike scene
On May 26, 2025, FUT Esports announced their entry into CS2 by signing the French-speaking roster previously known as Mousquetaires.
Competing as Mousquetaires, the team recently finished second in United21 League Season 31 and currently ranks No. 193 on Valve’s World Rankings.
Meet the Players Behind the FUT Roster
The newly signed FUT roster brings together a mix of experience and fresh ambition from the French and Belgian Counter-Strike scene.
🇫🇷 JACKZ
Audric “JACKZ” Jug is a charismatic veteran best known for his time with G2 Esports. He brings energy, experience, and aggressive rifling to the lineup.
🇧🇪 NIVERA
Nabil “Nivera” Benrlitom returned to Counter-Strike in 2024 after a period in Valorant. He now takes on the role of AWPer and is praised for his sharp mechanics and high potential.
🇫🇷 MISUTAAA
Kévin “misutaaa” Rabier, who previously played for Vitality, Falcons, and Into the Breach, adds tier-one experience and versatility to the team.
🇫🇷 DEVODUVEK
David “devoduvek” Dobrosavljevic is a seasoned player with past stints in Misfits and LDLC. He contributes tactical awareness and a steady presence to the roster.
🇫🇷 DRAC
Etienne “drac” Salaün is the least known name on the team but stands out as a promising talent aiming to make his mark internationally.
🇫🇷 FALCO (Coach)
François-Xavier “falco” Collinet brings coaching experience from the French scene and steps in to provide structure, guidance, and leadership to the team.
🇧🇪 SCREAM
Adil “ScreaM” Benrlitom, a true Counter-Strike legend, joins the team not as a starter but as a sixth player and content creator.
ScreaM Aims to Return to Competitive Play
Even though ScreaM joins as the sixth player he has made it clear that he intends to ease back into competitive play while creating content and grinding the game.
Fans of Counter-Strike will remember ScreaM as one of the most mechanically gifted players in the game’s history, known for his incredible one tap headshots.
His return to the game has generated strong reaction from the community, with many celebrating his decision to come back to CS.
Community Reactions: A Mix of Hype and Hope
FUT Esports’ move into Counter-Strike definitely got people talking. One of the biggest reasons was ScreaM. Fans are excited to see him back in the game, even if he’s starting out as a content creator and sixth player. Many are curious to see if he can grind his way back to top-level play.
The rest of the team also got some attention, especially since it sticks to a French-speaking lineup. That’s pretty rare these days, with most teams going international. Some fans really liked that choice and saw it as a step toward rebuilding French Counter-Strike. Others were more skeptical, wondering if this mix of veterans and lesser-known players could really compete at a high level.
Overall, people seem cautiously hopeful. There’s excitement about seeing familiar faces back on a team, and while no one’s calling them a top contender just yet, there’s interest in how far this group can go.
