Kar-William "kalle" Haraldsen became part of Epsilon eSports roughly two months ago. The Norweigan player was brought on following the departure of Joakim "disco doplan" Gidetun from the roster.

Now, however, Epsilon has elected to remove Haraldsen from the roster, and will instead be scanning other available options.

"We today announce the release of Karl-William ‘Kalle’ Haraldsen from Epsilon CSGO. The team have decided to explore new options and will be looking at alternatives over the coming days. We would like to place on record our thanks to Kalle for his efforts during his time with the team and wish him luck in whatever he undertakes next. More information will be released as and when we have it. For the present time, the team are looking at options and seeing who would be a good fit for the team dynamics", the organization wrote on its website.

Together with Haraldsen, Epsilon won the 2016 World Cyber Arena event against VG.CyberZen by a 3-0 mapscore in the grand finals. The Norweigan's last event with the team was Copenhagen Games, where Epsilon were eliminated by BIG in the quarterfinals. During the event, the team also competed with Simon "atter" Atterstam as its fifth player. Whether or not Atterstam will remain on the squad, remains to be seen.