CS2 legend f0rest joins Ninjas in Pyjamas as a brand ambassador

CS2 icon Patrik ‘f0rest’ Lindberg has officially returned to Ninjas in Pyjamas as a brand ambassador. However, the moment proved to be a bittersweet one as he also announced his retirement from professional Counter-Strike on November 8, 2024. With his career as a professional player coming to an end, he will now support the organization by streaming their games on Twitch through FACEIT.

The official NIP website is focusing heavily on f0rest's return. The organization has also announced exciting merchandise drops in the near future. This article will further explore the highlights of the announcement.

CS2 icon f0rest returns to Ninjas in Pyjamas as brand ambassador and announces retirement

The return of CS2 legend f0rest to Ninjas in Pyjamas means positive things for fans. Firstly, fans can earn a chance to play with the upcoming Shanghai Major winner by watching his streams.

Additionally, NIP has planned the release of exclusive and limited-time merchandise including a special jersey in honor of f0rest's 87-0 streak. The Ninjas in Pyjamas’ Dojo, an exclusive members-only platform, will also reward die-hard fans for completing challenges.

NIP is going all out to celebrate f0rest and his thrilling journey in Counter-Strike. The player began his career in 2003 and was signed with the organization between 2012 and 2020.

Speaking about his return to Ninjas in Pyjamas, f0rest said:

“Becoming a Brand Ambassador at Ninjas in Pyjamas truly feels like a homecoming moment. I’m excited to be back where it all started, and I can’t wait to talk to even more Ninjas in Pyjamas fans, both old and new, throughout this exciting journey”

The player will livestream NIP's efforts at the Svenska Cupen in Stockholm, Sweden, on November 9 and November 10, 2024.

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