Skrapz Shares Some Promising News Regarding His Roster Situation

It looks like things might finally be looking up for Matthew ‘Skrapz’ Marshell as he has announced that he should have his team situation sorted “by the end of the day”.

Widely regarded as the star player for UNILAD during the first half of the Call of Duty: WWII season, Skrapz was one of the most sought after players heading into the transfer period between Season 1 and Season 2 of the CWL Pro League.

Despite a number of teams, both at home and abroad, reportedly showing interest in the Englishman, it quickly became apparent that his destination of choice would be Red Reserve.

Unfortunately there seems to have been a number of stumbling blocks on the way to making that deal happen, despite Skrapz saying that his current team supports his decision to leave.

According to Red Reserve’s Rhys ‘Rated’ Price, the Red Reserve player that Skrapz would potentially be replacing has been being “stubborn” despite initially saying that they couldn’t wait to be dropped.

The whole ordeal has clearly been getting to Skrapz, who announced on April 29th that he may even end up on the bench for the rest of the season, but things seem to finally be looking up as he revealed on April 30th that things should be sorted “by the end of the day”.

If what Skrapz says is true, the most likely outcome is that Red Reserve and UNILAD have finally come to an agreement.

However, with Splyce currently on the lookout for a new fourth after benching Thomas ‘Tommey’ Trewren, it is entirely possible that they managed to make a last minute swoop for the UNILAD player.