João "Turner" Tournier's contract with Fluxo has come to an end and the analyst has decided not to renew it, announcing it on Monday. This development is drawing attention as Turner has played a key role in the team's recent success.
Turner attributed his decision to several personal and professional reasons, one of which was his desire to lead the team as a coach. "I finally felt ready to take on this role. I've been preparing a lot over the past few years and maybe it's time to put all the knowledge I've gained into practice," he wrote on his X page.
Contributing to Fluxo's success
Turner has been with Fluxo since last September, and in that time the team has made significant strides. They won the RES Latin American Series #1 and the Regional Clash Arena South America. The analyst also helped the team to second place finishes at the CBCS Invitational 23, qualifiers for ESL Challenger Jönköping, BLAST Premier Fall Showdown and Thunderpick World Championship. Recent tournaments in which Turner has helped Fluxo include CCT South American Series #2 and a close qualifier at BetBoom Dacha Belgrade.
Obrigado @fluxogg, e FA para coach/assistant coach
— João Pedro Tournier (@turnercs2) August 5, 2024
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Changes to the roster
In addition to Turner's departure, according to Dust2 Brasil, Fluxo will announce the transfer of Ricard "chay" Seidy to the reserves, to be replaced by Kayke "kye" Bertolucci. The new team lineup is as follows:
Importance of the changes for the team
These changes to Fluxo's squad and coaching staff could have a significant impact on the team's future results. Turner's new ambitions and Fluxo's renewed roster create intrigue and interest in the team's future performances on the international stage.
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