Mouz benches JDC
The organisation's Counter-Strike team will be looking for a new fifth member.
The esports organisation, Mouz, has announced that it is benching Jon "JDC" de Castro. The team has decided to move on from the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive player, and look to the player market for a replacement fifth member as it gears up for IEM Cologne at the end of July.
Speaking about the decision, Mouz stated: "As of today, @JDC_CSGO will be moving to the bench. Thank you Jon for all the effort you put into MOUZ NXT and MOUZ. We wish you nothing but the best for your future."
In terms of what's next for JDC, or who Mouz will be bringing on as a replacement, that has not yet been revealed.
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