On November 6, 2024, the esports team KRÜ Esports officially announced the termination of its contract with player heat. In their statement, the team expressed gratitude to the player, highlighting his significant contribution to the team's success during a challenging period:
Although he joined us at a difficult time, his smile and firepower made him an important part of our growth.the post reads
heat Valorant Career
At 21 years old, heat began his Valorant career in 2020, quickly establishing himself as an outstanding Jett player. He played for top Brazilian teams like Havan Liberty (later Liberty Esports) and Vivo Keyd, becoming a notable figure at international tournaments. In 2021, he shocked everyone at VCT 2021 Stage 3 Masters with a phenomenal ace with a Marshal in a match against ZETA DIVISION.
In November 2022, heat joined MIBR, but his results at VCT Americas 2023 were inconsistent, and in May 2023, he temporarily left the team. After six months without a team, heat signed with KRÜ Esports in April 2024. As part of this team, he showed his versatility, securing third place at VCT Americas 2024 Stage 2 and competing at VALORANT Champions 2024.
Llegó en un momento difícil y con su sonrisa y fire power se convirtió en una pieza más que importante para ayudar al equipo.
— KRÜ Esports (@KRUesports) November 5, 2024
Hoy nos toca despedir a @heatfps después de una año juntos.
Gracias por todo Olavo, te seguiremos apoyando vayas a donde vayas 🤟🫂 pic.twitter.com/9mUpfqPB2l
Role and Achievements
heat became known for his skills on Jett and Chamber, as well as impressive K/D ratios, especially on Jett (1.32 over more than 180 matches). In 2024, he expanded his agent pool significantly, adding KAY/O, Fade, Breach, Sky, and Gekko to his arsenal. He also showed consistent results with these agents, including a K/D of 1.28 on Fade and 1.13 on Gekko.
KRÜ Esports New Roster
Following heat departure, the KRÜ Esports roster now consists of:
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