The Brazilian esports organization LOUD is actively working on retaining their roster for the first season of the Latin America League (LTA). One of the key players, Korean bot laner Moon "Route" Geom-su, is in the final stages of contract negotiations with the club for an extension through 2025.

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According to Sheep Esports, Route has already received an offer from LOUD and has shown strong interest in continuing his career in South America. The player admits that he has grown fond of Brazil and wishes to continue his career with LOUD.

Currently, the contract has not yet been signed, but sources say that both parties are close to reaching an agreement. Moreover, Route is likely to partner with a Brazilian support, whose candidacy is also being actively considered by the team.

LOUD's Off-Season Situation

With the departure of jungler Park "Croc" Jong-hun, the four-time CBLOL champions find themselves needing a replacement in this position. Sheep Esports previously reported that one of the potential candidates was Kim "Malrang" Geun-seong from Kabum, but it is now known that the favorite is Na "Wiz" Yoo-jun, who previously played for FURIA.

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Uncertain Future for LOUD's Solo Laners and Support: Contracts for tinowns, Robo, and Redbert in Question

The future of other LOUD solo laners, Thiago "tinowns" Sartori and Leonardo "Robo" Souza, also remains uncertain as their contracts are set to expire in November. Despite the high likelihood of contract renewals, the club still needs to discuss the details of further cooperation with both players.

As for support Igor "Redbert" Freitas, his future with the team is still in question. LOUD has not yet informed him of a potential departure, leaving room for various scenarios.