MIBR reportedly after Valorant star trio for international team

MIBR has reportedly focused a trio of Valorant stars for the 2024 VCT season because it seems to be to construct an international team and transfer away from its roots.

MIBR didn’t have one of the best begin to its VCT Americas tenure because it positioned ninth within the league and missed out on the playoffs. The team didn’t fare significantly better within the Americas LCQ, the place they completed seventh. MIBR ended the VCT 2023 season with just one international sequence to its title, a 2-0 loss to Talon Esports at VCT LOCK//IN.

The esports group is reportedly going after three Valorant stars this low season because it seems to be to enhance its fortunes for the 2024 VCT season.

According to VALORANT Zone, MIBR has engaged in talks with Erick ‘aspas’ Santos, Jaccob ‘yay’ Whiteaker, and Nicholas ‘nitr0’ Cannella. The group is known to be weighing up the potential of going international after solely fielding Brazilian gamers throughout its first two years in Valorant esports.

MIBR has additionally tried out The Union gamers Ilan ‘havoc’ Eloy and Gustavo ‘GuhRVN’ Ferreira together with a number of different gamers this offseason, in response to Mias Esports.

MIBR chasing three Valorant stars for 2024 season

Both aspas and nitr0 have been linked with different groups this low season. The Brazilian celebrity is reportedly set to hitch Leviatán, whereas the previous Team Liquid CS:GO participant is believed to be near signing with North American Challengers League facet M80.

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aspas is among the most sought-after free brokers this low season

yay, however, has had a quiet low season and has not been linked with any groups regardless of being one in all Valorant’s hottest gamers.

Signing the star trio could be a serious coup by MIBR, who’re reportedly solely retaining Matheus ‘RgLM’ Rodigoli from the 2023 team. While their possibilities of snatching all three gamers may very well be low, they might be a sexy vacation spot for nitr0 and yay because the pair look to compete on the highest stage once more.

yay performed for NA Challengers League team Disguised in Split 2 after being dropped by Cloud9 early within the season, whereas nitr0 hasn’t competed in Valorant because the finish of 2021.

As for aspas, MIBR must make a compelling pitch for the Duelist, who has been approached by groups from a number of areas.

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