Being compared to Lamine Yamal does Caliste a disservice. He might be talented af and super successful in ERLs, but expecting a professional debut from him like LY is setting him up for failure.

🇨🇿 In a RIFTCZECH interview, Carzzy reflected on his career, Vitality’s new roster, and his future goals. 🗨️ On playing with Hylissang: We’re psychos. We perma-fight and do crazy plays. Some are brilliant, some fail spectacularly, but fans love it. Even if we end up last (which we won’t), we’ll be entertaining. 🗨️ On the new roster: This year feels different. Naak Naak has insane mechanics, I think he could become the best top laner in Europe. Czajek has the mindset and work ethic to be a top 5 midlaner this year. The team chemistry is amazing. We argue, yell, and laugh a lot. It’s one of the best atmospheres I’ve been part of, just after 2021 MAD Lions. 🗨️ On the meta and ADC role: The meta has felt stale all year. I’d love to play a wider variety of champions, but ADCs need more options to shine. Statistically, I had the worst KDA but the highest damage and teamfight impact. Hans is the best laner, but I’m the best teamfighter in Europe, together, we’d dominate the world. 🗨️ On Vitality’s goals: I believe we’ll be top 4, maybe top 3, and make it to Worlds. I only care about going to China, other countries like Canada don’t interest me at all. The biggest motivation is getting there with Humanoid so we can hit the clubs together. 🗨️ On the esports grind: I’ve sacrificed everything for this career. As long as I’m improving, I’ll keep playing. The moment I feel I’m not good enough, I’ll stop. I also see a psychologist weekly, it helps with the mental and physical demands of this job. Carzzy is optimistic about Vitality’s potential in 2025: "We’ve won scrims against top teams already—I think we’ll surprise a lot of people."