The International 2013 champion announces return to the pro scene

Jonathan Loda Emanuel Berg said on his X account that he is considering putting together a new roster in the European or CIS region.

In his post, Jonathan noted that he has a sufficient budget to build a team and asked the community to recommend players he should consider.

Thinking a bit about getting back into Dota 2. Have a good budget and the aim to be Tier 1 as soon as possible. You can suggest a full stack, a combination of players, or just a single up-and-coming player you have noticed.

Loda is one of the most well-known veterans of professional Dota 2. In 2013, he became The International champion with Alliance. In the Grand Final, the Swedish team defeated Natus Vincere 3:2 and earned $1,437,190 in prize money.

In addition to winning the year's biggest tournament, Alliance with Loda won several major championships, including World Cyber Arena 2015, StarLadder i-League StarSeries Season 1, and other tournaments.

Berg's last full-time playing period came in 2018. In early June, he moved to a coaching role with the team, while Max qojqva Bröcker took his place on the roster.

Since then, the Swede has continued working in esports primarily as a coach and executive.

Earlier, Cyberscore reported that legendary coach Zhang xiao8 Ning left Xtreme Gaming.