The Brazilian organization LOUD, four-time CBLOL champions, is actively working in the transfer market to strengthen their roster for the upcoming 2025 season. The team is in talks with several promising players, including Korean junglers Kim "Malrang" Geunseon and Na "Wiz" Yujun. However, according to Sheep Esports, LOUD is also considering Brazilian player Artur "scary" Queiroz Scalabrin from KaBuM in case they prefer a Brazilian jungler. In such a scenario, the team plans to bring in an international player to enhance the roster.
Support Position and Potential Candidates
For the support position, LOUD is considering two Korean players: Jeong "kabbie" Sanghun and Lee "Effort" Sangho. If they opt for a Brazilian support, the team will prefer Yan "Damage" Sales Neves or Fabio "ProDelta" Marques. This decision will give the team the flexibility to choose the final roster and allow them to create optimal gameplay synergies, considering each player's style.
Uncertainty with Tin and Robo's Contracts
Current LOUD stars, Tiago "tinowns" Sartori and Leonardo "Robo" Souza, have yet to extend their contracts with the organization. Their contracts expire on November 18, after which the players are free to negotiate with other teams. The fate of these players remains uncertain, adding intrigue to LOUD's roster formation process for the next season.
LOUD prepares to strengthen the lineup: transfers that can keep the CBLOL lead intact
LOUD is focused on strengthening their positions and creating a strong roster that will allow the team to maintain leadership in CBLOL. The transfer decisions made in the near future may determine LOUD's success in the new season and their ability to compete on the international stage.
Source: Sheep Esports
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