SK reject H2k's price tag
9/9/2009 - 23:23
SK Gaming have refused to pay the transfer fee required to acquire Johan "face" Klasson and Frej "kHRYSTAL" Sjöström.
We reported late last month that SK Gaming had their eyes on the two H2k members. They should be replacing Marcus "zet" Sundström and the newest addition to the squad, the former Begrip member Jim "zneel" Andersson. SK Gaming had to table €10.000 to buy each player out from their contracts with H2k Gaming.
H2k Gaming today confirmed that SK Gaming have refused to pay the transfer fee for the two members, which would have granted H2k Gaming €20.000, should the transfer have gone through.
Contacted by HLTV.org, COO and owner of H2k Rudy van der Reest stated following the case:
"SK Gaming have confirmed that they are not interested in the two H2k players (face and kHRYSTAL) anymore. They are not interested anymore because they refuse to pay anything (the contracts state 10.000 euro per player)", he told HLTV.org
"So all players will now have to work following the contract that all players signed.", he noted.
This put things in a new perspective, will SK Gaming stick to their current roster or will they move for other players in order to fix what they wanted to change with Klasson and Sjöström?
Nevertheless, the case seems closed. H2k Gaming will be playing the European Championship in Extreme masters season four, while SK Gaming will be on show sooner than that, when the Qualifying Round 2 begins.