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Fluxo welcomes new additions and more!

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Publish Date: 10/07/2023

Fact checked by: James Leeland

On July 9th we got the confirmation on Fluxo’s new roster for the upcoming seasons for CSGO and, hopefully, for CS2 as well. The team had been benching a few players for the past weeks, much like we’ve seen with many other organizations – although not many can boast such a big change in the line-up. So, without further ado, let’s dive deeper into the details of these changes.

Fluxo welcomes new additions and more!

Benchings

It’s no secret to whoever follows the CSGO scene up close that last season was not the best for Fluxo. Due to that lack of performance, changes would be inevitable. So, since someone has to leave to give room for growth, there have been a few benches on the roster.

The players who got the unfortunate news that they wouldn’t be playing for the team any longer were João “felps” Vasconcellos, Adriano “WOOD7” Cerato, and Allan “history” Lawrenz.

Out of those three, the most unexpected bench was felps’ – a player who left his mark on the CSGO scene of 2017 with multiple wins and two major semi-finals. Despite the bright history, he did not show his best game in the servers so far in 2023, which led to his benching.

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Additions

With 3 spots to fill, all that Fluxo had to do now was find replacements up to the task, and they might have done just that. The first two to talk about are quite known throughout the scene, players who got benched from Pain Gaming last week – Romeu “zevy” Rocco and Vinícios “PKL” Coelho. Being players that know each other’s game styles, we might see a new breath of fresh air for Fluxo in the following season

The add-on we did not expect was Henrique “t9rnay” Menacho, another Brazilian player who, until now, had been performing quite well on the roster for RED Canids. The player had an average rating of 1.18 in the last season, so Fluxo seems to be betting that the young blood might help them pick up the pace.

What’s next for Fluxo?

Well, from what we can see, Fluxo is going to stick to this roster for the next season, and here’s what it looks like:

Vinicius "⁠vsm⁠" Moreira
Lucas "⁠Lucaozy⁠" Neves
Romeu "⁠zevy⁠" Rocco
Vinicios "⁠PKL⁠" Coelho
Henrique "⁠t9rnay⁠" Menacho

If you’re a Fluxo fan, or maybe an esports fanatic, stick with us to be aware of anything that happens from now on – especially if you want to be the first to know when CS2 launches!