The Brazilian esports organization MIBR published a message that Bruno "BIT" Fukuda Lima will become the head coach of its CS:GO squad. At the end of last year, the player left 9z and stopped performing on the professional stage. However, now he has decided to return to esports as a coach, collaborating with the team where he served as in-game leader five years ago.
BIT will replace Alessandro "Apoka" Marcucci, who left the team earlier this year. Thus, MIBR has finally formed the lineup that will perform in the 2022 season. The head of the organization, Yuri “Fly” Uchiyama notes that the new roster “will strive to achieve the best results in qualifying for the most important international tournaments.”
The team's strategic coach will continue to be Renato "nak" Nakano, who will become BIT's assistant. Thus, Bruno will be responsible for organizing preparations and training before the matches, while Renato will replace him directly during the matches at the American RMR tournament, since BIT is no longer able to register for this event in time.
Commenting on his appointment, Bruno mentioned that he sees opportunities for growth that the team can achieve over the course of the year. He also mentioned that becoming the coach of the most popular CS:GO team in Brazil is a big responsibility, but he is confident that MIBR will be able to realize its potential.
