After first signing the deal in 2019, MOUZ has extended its strategic collaboration with Razer for another two years.
The gaming hardware brand is currently the longest-standing partner in the German organisation’s history.
“Razer has played a pivotal role in our competitive journey and continued growth on the global stage,” the official announcement stated. “This renewal reflects a shared commitment to performance, innovation, and the ongoing advancement of professional esports.”
The collaboration aims to expand the local engagement of both brands while contributing to the growth of esports. According to the organisation, since both Razer and MOUZ have headquarters established in Hamburg, it will allow the duo to work more seamlessly towards expected goals.
The organisation revealed that Razer will continue to support its esports athletes with its ‘cutting-edge tools and expertise’. In addition to this, MOUZ will also benefit from Razer’s on-site support during tournaments.
“As esports continues to grow globally, Razer remains a benchmark brand trusted by professionals worldwide. Our partnership is grounded in a shared ambition to push competitive standards higher every season,” the organisation added.
MOUZ’s Competitive Form in 2026
Founded in 2002, MOUZ has been most active in the Counter-Strike 2 and Dota 2 esports ecosystem. Its CS2 roster kicked off the 2026 season on a high note with top-five finishes at 2026 IEM Kraków 2026 and PGL Cluj-Napoca, which the team won in 2025.
The organisation’s Dota 2 line-up, on the other hand, has struggled to find success since winning PGL Wallachia Season 6 in 2025 following a roster overhaul. The team reached the top five in BLAST Slam V last year; however, it couldn’t make it to the Playoffs at BLAST Slam VI.
MOUZ’s CS2 line-up will return to the stage during BLAST Open Spring 2026, while the Dota 2 roster is currently fighting for a spot in the Playoffs at DreamLeague Season 28.
