Less Reportedly Reaches Verbal Agreement With MIBR for VCT 2027

Less Reportedly Reaches Verbal Agreement With MIBR for VCT 2027

14 Nov, 2026, 12:34

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Last updated: 14 Nov, 2026, 12:35

Felipe “Less” Basso has reportedly reached a verbal agreement to join MIBR for the VCT 2027 season. The move was reported on Friday, November 13, by journalist Bruno Povoleri of THESPIKE Brasil. However, the Brazilian VALORANT player remains under contract with KRÜ Esports, meaning the two organizations must still negotiate a transfer.

According to Riot Games' contract database, as cited in the report, Less is signed with KRÜ through the end of 2027. Although he was benched in October, the Argentine organization reportedly still wants to keep him for next season.

Less Wants to Play Alongside dgzin at MIBR

According to THESPIKE Brasil, the opportunity to play alongside Douglas “dgzin” Silva was a major factor in Less's decision to accept MIBR's offer. The Duelist has also reportedly reached a verbal agreement with MIBR for 2027, although his signing has yet to be officially announced.

MIBR recently benched its entire starting roster as part of a rebuild ahead of next season. According to a separate report by Povoleri, Cristopher Rhuan “Kring” Pastorio and João Pedro “Turkish” Osorio, both from MIBR Academy, are also expected to join the main roster in 2027.

THESPIKE Brasil contacted both MIBR and KRÜ for comment, but neither organization provided a statement regarding the negotiations.

How Less and MIBR Performed in 2026

A 2022 world champion with LOUD and a former Team Vitality player, Less joined KRÜ ahead of the 2026 season. Visa issues prevented him and the rest of the team's starting lineup from competing at Americas Kickoff. He later played in both stages of VCT Americas, but KRÜ failed to qualify for any international VCT events.

MIBR also missed both Masters events and Champions in 2026. The team finished fourth at Americas Kickoff and fifth-sixth in both stages of VCT Americas. Following the season, MIBR confirmed its place in the VCT Americas partnership program for 2027 and began rebuilding its roster.


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