nexa looking for new opportunities

Just four months after he joined the Australian side—based in North America—, Nemanja "⁠nexa⁠" Isaković has been relieved of his duties by Renegades.

The news comes amidst a busy transfer period, with Renegades using the opportunity to acquire David "⁠Jayzwalkingz⁠" Kempner from fnatic Academy, and the 20-year-old Serbian being the one to make way on the squad.

nexa didn't have an easy time on the roster, however, as the youngster made a jump across the Atlantic to join his first professional team and instantly took over the in-game leader role—which he admitted was a "big and hard step" in his career.

The in-game leader duties got transferred to Noah "⁠Nifty⁠" Francis before the Asia Minor (that Renegades ended up winning), which seemed to help nexa adapt and improve, but after finishing the PGL Major Main Qualifier with a 1-3 record and placing 3-4th at DreamHack Open Atlanta, the team ended up making a change.

With his stint with Renegades now behind him, nexa has returned to Europe and is looking for new opportunities, giving the following statement to HLTV.org:

"I'm grateful for the opportunity I was given as a part of Renegades and I feel dissapointed in myself that it didn't work out, the boys and the Aussie fans will always have a special place in my heart."

"As for me, I'm getting back out there and seeking other offers. Interested parties can contact me at nexacs@gmail.com."

I am no longer a part of @Renegades roster and I'm currently looking for other opportunities. Retweets appreciated.

— Nemanja Isakovic (@RNG_nexa) August 19, 2017