MIBR plans to sign its first Rocket League roster

According to the BLIX.GG portal, the Brazilian esports organization MIBR plans to sign its first Rocket League roster. The club's management is currently evaluating the state of the scene, which is in a transfer turmoil. At the same time, MIBR has yet to decide on the trio that the organization plans to sign.

The South American region continues to grow with recent results from teams such as FURIA and The Club in major international championships. While FURIA lost in the semi-finals to Team BDS, the eventual winner of the Rocket League Championship Series 2021-22 - World Championship, The Club failed to make it to the playoffs, losing to their compatriots.

This growth is attracting the attention of other clubs and MIBR has decided to join the scene as other organizations also discuss entering the esports discipline.

Representatives of the BLIX.GG portal turned to MIBR for comment, but the organization refused to share details.

Note that MIBR is one of the largest organizations in the industry. The club owns rosters in all the most popular disciplines, including CS:GO, Dota 2 and Rainbow Six.