ROSSMAN Centaurs has finalized its roster once again. Following the confirmed departures of toplaner Ben-Luc "NiceGuyBen" Nordgerling and AD Carry Jakub "Syzyfek" Bareła on June 17, the German organization has reached verbal agreements with Gia Huy "Addusto" Khuat and Johannes "Fun K3y" Werner, according to sources close to Sheep Esports.

Addusto previously appeared in the Prime League in 2024 but lost his starting position with Unicorns of Love Sexy Edition after an underwhelming Spring Split that saw the team finish fifth. Technically, he did win the PRM title in Summer, as USE claimed the championship—with Addusto appearing in a single game. Since the start of the 2025 season, he had returned to BRUTE in the Hitpoint Masters, though without notable success.

Fun K3y’s résumé is considerably more extensive. A long-standing figure in the Prime League circuit, the ADC has competed continuously in the German leagues since 2020. His career has encompassed a wide range of experiences—from struggling at the bottom of the standings (such as a 10th-place finish in Summer 2022 with PENTA 1860) to regularly contending for top positions.

EMEA Masters Champion

He notably reached the league finals with that same team in Summer 2021. His breakthrough, however, came during his stint with USE. Fun K3y won the Spring Split in 2023 and delivered a strong overall season, finishing second at the EMEA Masters Spring, reaching the PRM Summer finals, and winning the Prime League Pokal. These achievements cemented his status as one of the league’s top AD Carries.

Fun K3y maintained his momentum into 2024, adding the most prestigious accomplishment of his career: a Spring Split victory with Eintracht Spandau, followed by a triumph at the EMEA Masters. The Summer Split proved more challenging, and the botlaner ultimately parted ways with the team at the end of the year. In 2025, he joined the other promoted team, Kaufland Hangry Knights, but was replaced by Jesper "Jeskla" Strömberg before the Spring Split and has since been seeking a new opportunity to reignite his career.

In their first year in the German elite, ROSSMAN Centaurs have been building steadily. After a disappointing Winter Split in which they were eliminated without a single win (0–4 in the group stage), the team showed significant improvement in Spring, finishing fourth in the second split of the season. With this trajectory, the organization may now have a legitimate chance to qualify for its first-ever EMEA Masters appearance. The stakes are high heading into Summer, with four slots allocated to the Prime League for the upcoming edition of the continental competition.