MIBR has finalized their roster by signing André “drop” Abreu and Rafael “saffee” Costa, who have been beforehand a part of FURIA.
The announcement was made on Twitter. This transfer comes after MIBR determined to bench Matheus “Tuurtle” Anhaia and Henrique “HEN1” Teles, with drop and saffee taking their spots within the lively roster.
MIBR‘s head coach, Bruno “BIT” Fukuda Lima, expressed that signing drop and saffee was an incredible alternative out there that they couldn’t ignore. He believes that the duo will fulfill the workforce’s wants each in-game and outdoors of the sport.
“Having the ability to have drop and saffee on the workforce was a market alternative that we couldn’t move up and that in our eyes will meet many wants that the workforce wants each in-game and outdoors the sport.
Bruno “BIT” Fukuda Lima, Head Coach
Saffee joins MIBR from FURIA following a disappointing 2023 season for all the workforce. FURIA struggled to fulfill expectations and had a poor efficiency on the BLAST.television Paris Main Legends Stage, ending in final place. The match was notably difficult for them, as they struggled on the T facet and failed to achieve double-digit scores on any map, highlighting their lackluster kind.
All through 2023, saffee had a ranking of 1.03, putting him in the midst of the pack amongst his workforce. As a result of FURIA reportedly securing the signing of Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo, the group determined to let saffee go, and he’ll now be taking on the AWP function from HEN1 at MIBR.
Drop had a troublesome 2023 season with FURIA, struggling to search out his kind and reaching the bottom common ranking on the workforce at 0.89. Regardless of initially becoming a member of FURIA as a promising graduate from their academy in August 2021, drop was unable to constantly carry out on the stage required to safe his place within the roster. As FURIA started rebuilding their workforce, drop made manner for brand spanking new additions.
After the adjustments, MIBR now:
- Raphael “exit” Lacerda
- Breno “brnz4n” Poletto
- Felipe “insani” Yuji
- Rafael “saffee” Costa
- André “drop” Abreu
- Bruno “BIT” Fukuda Lima (coach)
- Matheus “Tuurtle” Anhaia (benched)
- Henrique “HEN1” Teles (benched)