The Brazilian esports team FURIA officially announced on November 23 the termination of their contract with VALORANT player Nozwerr. This decision is part of ongoing changes within the team, which continues to evolve in the competitive scene.

Nozwerr, 26, began his VALORANT career in 2020. That same year, he joined Estral Esports, where he became one of the team’s leaders and helped them win the First Strike LAS tournament. His early success on the South American scene led to his move to FURIA in 2021. While with FURIA, he won the SA LCQ at VCT 2021 and 2022 and participated twice in the VALORANT Champions World Championship.

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In November 2022, Nozwerr moved to Leviatán, where he continued his career, before returning to FURIA in March 2024. However, the team’s recent performance fell short of expectations, with FURIA finishing 10th in both Stage 1 and Stage 2 of VCT AMERICAS 2024.

Nozwerr was known for his expertise in playing initiators like Sova and Sky. He played over 180 official matches as Sova with a K/D of 1.32 and ACS of 220, showcasing outstanding results and a deep understanding of the game. His leadership and tactical thinking were key to the team's successes for a long time.

At present, Nozwerr future career remains uncertain, though earlier reports suggested a potential move to MIBR alongside player aspas.

FURIA roster after Nozwerr departure:

• Khalil "Khalil" Schmidt
• Leonardo "mwzera" Seratti
• Ilan "havoc" Eloy