Canadian strategist Peter “stanislaw” Yarguz has announced plans to rethink his career during the summer break. Despite his current contract with Wildcard, the 31-year-old veteran is open to continuing his collaboration with the American team after the summer break, but is also interested in new opportunities, including coaching or moving to the European scene.

New Horizons in His Career
Stanislaw first made a name for himself in the Counter-Strike arena, becoming a prominent figure in the North American region. Over the years, he played for teams such as Liquid, Complexity, and Evil Geniuses until 2021. In the second half of 2023, he returned to the elite, leading Wildcard and securing the team's participation in the Major in Shanghai and Austin . Now he is ready for change: he is considering the position of assistant leader in the game, a coaching role, or even a move to Europe if the offer is right.

His agents emphasized that stanislaw is proud of Wildcard's progress under his leadership, including two consecutive Major qualifications. Over the course of his decade-long career, he has honed his team management skills, contributing to the success of North American teams in prestigious tournaments, reaching the decisive stages of the Major, and the recent triumph of newcomers in global competitions.

This season, stanislaw is seriously considering alternative paths for the first time — from a supporting role in team decisions to mentoring. He is also open to offers from the European market, where his many years of experience could come in handy. The community eagerly awaits to see how events will unfold in the career of this experienced player, known for his flexibility and leadership qualities.