MOUZ announced the signing of a PR player

The German esports organization MOUZ has officially filled the last spot on its roster by signing Oldřich “PR” Nový from GamerLegion. This transfer marked the final stage of a major team overhaul that began back in April—when the club parted ways with Ludwig “Brollan” Brolin and Jimmy “Jimpphat” Salo.

Changes at MOUZ began after the team’s appearances with Justinas “jL” Lekavičius, who temporarily replaced one of the players during the PGL Astana and CS Asia Championships. At the IEM Cologne Major, the team finished in 12th–14th place, and for Brollan, this tournament marked his last appearance in a MOUZ jersey.

Despite rumors of jL’s possible move to MOUZ—especially after he left NAVI and became a free agent— the German club ultimately decided to go in a different direction and signed PR from GamerLegion.

During the offseason, the organization finalized its roster: Brollan continued his career with HEROIC, and Jimpphat joined Aurora. PR, who joined the roster, already has experience within the club system.

PR is back at MOUZ

The Czech player is well acquainted with MOUZfrom July 2023 to January 2025, he played for the MOUZ NXT academy, after which he moved to GamerLegion. During his time with his new team, PR gained valuable international experience by competing in a number of major LAN tournaments, including the Budapest Major and the Cologne Major.

Returning to MOUZ will give PR a chance to get back to the level he demonstrated at the end of last year. In 2026, the player was not always able to maintain consistent form: his average rating at LAN tournaments dropped to 1.05, whereas in the previous season that figure was 1.13.

PR will play its first match since returning to MOUZ as early as next week —the team will kick off the online stage of BLAST Bounty Season 2. And in August, the team will head to Paris to compete in the Esports World Cup.

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