KRU Blaze loses its second player in a week: shyz departs from the team

Luisa "shyz" Minarelli is parting ways with KRU Blaze. The Brazilian athlete announced this on her Twitter account, stating that she is open to considering offers from other teams.

The Argentine team secured victories in all series of the VCT 2023: Game Changers LAS tournaments, leading them to the recently concluded Women's World Championship. Towards the end of the year, KRU Blaze suffered a defeat at the most significant event of the year – the inclusive scenario World Championship. KRU Blaze couldn't clinch the gold medals at the Women's World Championship, finishing in fifth place after losing to Team SMG. This may be one of the reasons for Minarelli's departure.

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After a year of collaboration, Luisa "shyz" Minarelli is leaving the Argentine organization, despite the club's achievements. However, her post reveals that she has no intention of ending her career and is ready to sign contracts with other teams considering her candidacy.

I am a free agent, looking for projects, and open to offers for 2024. I can fulfill any role and have experience as a second captain.

 

This marks the second departure from the inclusive roster of the Argentine organization in just over a week. On December 4th, former team coach Rodrigo "FR1X" Vivas also announced his departure from KRU Blaze.