Journalist Alejandro Gomiz reported high chances of the 18-year-old transitioning Hiro from FNATIC to the Natus Vincere esports team from Ukraine. According to Gomis, despite offers from multiple European teams, Hiro appears to have reached a verbal agreement with Natus Vincere.

Hiro started his career in Valorant in 2022, joining WYLDE, owned by Usain Bolt. In his first professional team, he played duelists such as Reyz, Jett and Phoenix and reached 6th place in VCL 2023 France Split 1 and 4th place in Split 2.

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Transition to SuperMassive and success in FNATIC

In November 2023, Hiro moved to the Turkish team SuperMassive, where he changed his role to initiator. Despite the changes, his performance remained strong with an average K/D of 1.20. After reaching 5th place in VCL 2024 Turkey Split 1, Hiro unexpectedly announced his move to FNATIC in June 2024, when Split 2 was still in full swing.

Replacing Leo, who was on rest for medical reasons, Hiro demonstrated a confident performance in his first international tournament and played a key role in the victory FNATIC at VCT EMEA 2024 Stage 2. Despite losing in the VALORANT Champions 2024 playoffs, hero helped the team take 6th place.

Possible future of the player

Manager FNATIC CoJo highly rated Hiro, marking him as a player the team had been paying attention to for a long time. On his new team, he played initiator and sentinel roles, with a K/D of 1.09 for the season, confirming his consistent performance.

If the transition Hiro will take place, composition Natus Vincere will change. The team has faced adversity this season, including a losing streak in the regular season, and bringing in a new player could be a key step in improving results.