Recent reports from Al Lío Podcast have revealed that Casemiro’s esports team is preparing to leave Spain by the end of this season, bidding farewell to competitive endeavors in games like League of Legends (LoL) and VALORANT in the country of its inception. Instead, they are reportedly planning to relocate to Brazil, Casemiro’s home country.
Shifting Focus
The year 2024 commenced with unfortunate news for content creation and esports in Spain as Case Esports bid farewell to its entire streamer lineup, signaling a shift towards a singular focus on esports competition. While this move initially indicated a dedication to competitive gaming, it appears that it hasn’t been enough for the team’s CEO and founder, Carlos Casemiro.
[SOURCES] Case Esports is set to leave the Superliga 🇪🇸 after this spring split.
Casemiro's team will leave the Superliga after only one split in the competition.
A report by @i_Eros_ https://t.co/eEDocLEW8A
— Sheep Esports (@Sheep_Esports) March 10, 2024
Casemiro’s Discontent
Carlos Casemiro, the current midfielder for Manchester United, seems to have grown weary of Spain. When he founded the esports club, he was still playing for Real Madrid and hence established the team in the Spanish capital. However, it seems that Casemiro is now looking to move away from Spain, prompting the impending relocation of Case Esports.
Change on the Horizon
As revealed on Al Lío Podcast, Case Esports is set to depart from Spain, with its headquarters and direction poised for a shift. This news, confirmed by Axineas and Eros, indicates a forthcoming move to Brazil. This relocation not only promises cost savings in maintaining infrastructure but also presents an opportunity to further support esports in one of the most vibrant gaming communities.
Case Esports From Spain to Brazil – Casemiro’s Potential Entrepreneurial Venture Spurs New Chapter
Four years after its inception, Case Esports is on the brink of departing from Spain and embarking on a new journey in Brazil. This potential move may align with Casemiro’s future plans, as the 32-year-old midfielder could contemplate establishing himself as an entrepreneur in his homeland.