Senzu is all set to play with s1mple permanently after BCG pays his buyout

Rituraj Halder Published June 27, 2026

Esports organization BC.Game has officially announced the signing of Mongolian CS2 star Azbayar “⁠Senzu⁠” Munkhbold on a permanent deal. The 19-year-old rifler makes the full transition from his longtime home, The MongolZ, after BC.Game stepped up to pay his full buyout fee.

The confirmation comes just days after the organization announced the conclusion of its initial loan agreement. With the paperwork finalized, BC.Game sealed the transfer on social media with a short post saying, “BUYOUT PAID. Welcome home, Senzu.”

Senzu joins s1mple at BC.Game

The move will be a major shift in the young star’s career. Senzu originally joined BC.Game on a short-term loan back in April to offer some much-needed tier one talent to the server. During that temporary stretch, he represented the club at international events like IEM Atlanta and the CS Asia Championships.

Even though those early campaigns failed to bring a single match victory or trophy for the squad, the Mongolian prodigy consistently showed promise with his immense mechanical skill. His baseline performances were enough to convince team executives to lock him down for the foreseeable future.

By making the move permanent, Senzu secures a long-term position alongside the legendary duo of Oleksandr “⁠s1mple⁠” Kostyliev and Denis “⁠electroNic⁠” Sharipov.

Ranked number 13 on HLTV’s Top 20 Players of the Year list for 2025, his explosive fragging power is expected to bring immediate stability to a project that desperately craves some consistency.

The completed transfer is an open move from BC.Game, after they went through with their massive roster purge. The club recently finalized the benching of its entire Portuguese SAW core, sidelining Christopher “⁠MUTiRiS⁠” Fernandes, António “⁠aragornN⁠” Barbosa, and Adones “⁠krazy⁠” Nobre.

Consequently, the active main roster currently consists of just s1mple, electroNic, and Senzu under the tactical guidance of head coach Wiktor “⁠TaZ⁠” Wojtas. Because they have only logged a total of four official matches together with this specific foundation, BC.Game remains completely without a rank in Valve’s Regional Standings.