The Inclusive LOUD season concluded in early October when the team failed to qualify for the Game Changers Championship. In an interview with VALORANT Zone, Julia "Jelly" Iris shared her opinion regarding the global women's championship.

Jelly highlighted that the year 2023 showed a high level of inclusivity in the Brazilian region. She believes that the country has already demonstrated that it could secure more guaranteed slots in the international Valorant championship.

"I think many people from the scene could say the same. We believe that Brazil really deserves two spots, perhaps even more. It's a very competitive scenario."

 

In the interview, she expressed her opinion about other teams that fought until the end for the sole spot in the championship. Despite the effectiveness of LOUD and Liquid, Jelly acknowledges other clubs that showcased a high level of gameplay.

"In Brazil, there are many teams vying for this spot. Only this year, we had four teams with a chance to go to the world championship, and having only one spot really doesn't do justice to all the teams playing in an inclusive format, pouring their hearts into this game."

 

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Additionally, Jelly shared information about preparing for the upcoming 2024 season. In conclusion, the athlete notes that LOUD is already gearing up for the 2024 season. According to her, the team will make use of the offseason to get into shape.