In recent years, we have seen many traditional sports clubs enter e-sports and often prefer to set up their own sports teams. FIFA, eFootball or NBA 2K sometimes they decide to advance and compete in other disciplines such as League of Legends or Rocket League.
However, for such clubs betting on fighting games or snipers costs them more something that, fortunately, does not seem as important to a football club as symbolic as a football club, often for fear of criticism of violence in such games. CorinthiansIt’s the cradle of players like Ronaldo, who chose to form a Free Fire battle royale team long ago.
Now the Brazilian club wants to go one step further and this week announced its formation. a CS:GO teamhowever at this point they have not yet confirmed whether they have signed the player quintet or if they are still in the early stages of testing to form the starting quintet.
E FACE ANNOUNCEMENT, E DA RISADA!
Um nova era begins, faithful! Agora o nosso bando de loucos will not be competitive in CS:GO either!
Let’s go together Nessa! #VaiCorinthians
SCCP NOT CSGO pic.twitter.com/eBgwT2ESwZ
— Corinthians Free Fire (@corinthians_ff) 11 July 2022
Brazil is one of the cradles of CS:GO
Brazil is one of the best home countries for Counter-Strike players with great teams like FURIA or MIBR. Additionally, Corinthians has focused on building a CS:GO team for the second time (although the first did not eventually materialize), and given its popularity in Brazil, Brazilian football clubs have had little trouble adopting the discipline. Santos, Ceará, Remo, CSA, and São Caetano have had or have owned this sniper team from time to time.
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