INFINITE parts ways with rifler Dytor following recent roster changes

INFINITE has announced that the organization has parted ways with Martin "Dytor" Handl. The 23-year-old rifler is now a free agent as the team searches for a new fifth member following an indifferent period of form. In a post to X, INFINITE stated that Dytor has been a valuable asset in their fight for international glory, adding that he is ready for his next challenge.

Dytor originally joined INFINITE earlier this year as part of a major roster overhaul that shifted the organization from an all-Romanian squad to an international lineup. He arrived alongside players such as Henrich "sl3nd" Hevesi and Rasmus "kreaz" Johansson. The newly formed international roster achieved immediate success by securing first-place finishes in United21 League Season 46, Parken Challenger Championship Season 5, and the Esplay Elite Gaming Cup. This successful run propelled the team to a peak of 35th in the global VRS.

Recent results have soured, however, causing the squad to slide toward the edge of the top 50 in the global VRS following unsuccessful runs in several important LAN qualifiers. INFINITE must now fill the vacant roster spot quickly. The team is scheduled to begin their Logitech G Play Connect 2026 campaign on September 18 against Liquid. The current active roster features Rasmus "kreaz" Johansson, Raul "Blytz" Gligor, Sebastian "volt" Maloș, and Henrich "sl3nd" Hevesi, with Samy "Tionix" von Gehlen serving as coach.