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Neityu discusses joining FaZe Clan and team progress after permanent signing
The French rifler moved from a four-month loan to a permanent roster spot, expressing confidence in FaZe's fundamentals ahead of major CS2 events
Ryan “Neityu” Aubry is no longer just visiting. The 21-year-old French rifler has officially transitioned from a temporary stand-in to a permanent member of FaZe Clan’s CS2 roster, ending a four-month audition that began back in April 2026.
The signing, finalized around August 11-12, locks in a roster that FaZe has been assembling through a period of significant turnover. And with the Esports World Cup 2026 on the horizon, the timing suggests the organization is done experimenting.
From stand-in to starter
Neityu first stepped into FaZe’s lineup on April 29 during the BLAST Rivals Fort Worth event, arriving on loan from ENCE. What started as a temporary fix became something more durable over the following months.
Neityu’s career winnings sit in the range of $91,000 to $95,000. At 21, he’s joining a squad that includes Twistzz, frozen, broky, and jcobbb.
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Strong basics, limited reps
In an August 17 interview with HLTV, Neityu addressed the team’s competitiveness. He pointed to the team’s strong fundamentals as a foundation, acknowledging that limited practice time, largely a consequence of ongoing roster changes, has kept the squad from reaching its ceiling. The most recent addition, JBOEN, is still integrating into the system.
He credited Twistzz’s leadership as a stabilizing force within the roster. Neityu noted that the team has been improving on a daily basis.
FaZe’s evolving identity in CS2
The current roster — Twistzz, frozen, broky, jcobbb, and Neityu — represents FaZe’s latest iteration, blending veteran presence with younger talent. Neityu’s role as a rifler slots him into the lineup without disrupting the existing structure around broky’s AWP play and Twistzz’s star fragging.