Sources: x4NTY set to join Eintracht Spandau in the Prime League

Coach Titus "x4NTY" Kippe is set to return to Eintracht Spandau in the Prime League as Head Coach, sources told Sheep Esports. He will replace Adrian "chickenhero" Hoffmann as Head Coach. In 2024, x4NTY already coached Eintracht Spandau as an Assistant Coach. During that year, they won the 2024 EMEA Masters Spring Split edition.

It’s been a challenging year for Eintracht Spandau, who shifted part of their focus away from competition to place more emphasis on content. In the Winter Split, they finished last in Group B of the Prime League, followed by an eighth-place finish in the Spring, and things only got worse in the Summer with a tenth-place finish.

After a few roster changes, the team managed to stay in the league by winning their promotion tournament decisive match 3-2 against DKB XPERION NXT. With this new move, they will be looking to improve their results. The team already hired a new well-known face, with the addition of toplaner Janik “JNX” Bartels, as previously reported by Sheep Esports. The former Vitality.Bee player will join regional veteran Tristan “PowerOfEvil” Schrage, who will remain in the team, still according to our info.

x4NTY began his coaching career in the Prime League’s second division with KIT SC SmartWe before joining the Moroccan team One More Esports in the Arabian League Division 2, leading them to promotion to the first division. He later joined Eintracht Spandau in 2024 as assistant coach under chickenhero. The team went on to win both the Prime League Spring Split and the EMEA Masters, defeating Beşiktaş Esports 3-1 in the grand final.

The Summer Split didn’t go as well, as the team failed to make it through the Last Chance Qualifier. In 2025, he joined Eintracht Frankfurt as head coach, but the team only reached playoffs once, during the Winter Split, with the rest of the year ending in disappointing bottom-place finishes. x4NTY now returns to the place where he once found success — this time as head coach — hoping to steer EINS back on track.

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