Transfer fiesta in Brazil: See all the moves here

Since the start of 2023, the South American transfer market has been extremely busy. Players and coaches have been going from one team to another switching places. We have made a comprehensive transfer list showcasing the most notable transfers on the South American scene so far this year.

1 Jan:

- On the first day after the new year, the Brazilian team Liberty put their entire roster on the transfer list. Only their star rifler Daniel "rdnzao" Monteiro has found a new team following his departure from Liberty.

3 Jan:

- Isurus said farewell to their bench player Sebastian "Gooden" Palacios.

7 Jan:

- GodGenesis signs five Brazilian players to start their journey on the Brazilian scene. m1das, nyer, guZERA, Rpl, bpg will form a team under the new GodGenesis banner.

10 Jan:

- 9z Academy coach will be put on the transfer list following poor results and recent chances within the academy team.

- MIBR academy player Henzo "spinnie" Marci part ways with the Brazilian team.

- Former Paquetá Gaming player Enxo "xns" Henrique will be put on the bench as the organization is seeking towards new options to the active line-up.

11 Jan:

- O Plano parts ways with Caike "caike" Costa after six months of playing for the first team.

- The 30-year-old coach Willian "Xamp" Caldas will be joining O Plano on a permanent deal following his departure from Fluxo.

- 18-year-old Brazilian talent Allan "history" Lawrenz joins Fluxo on a permanent deal going forward. Allan "history" Lawrenz played eight months under the ARCTIC banner before joining Fluxo.

12 Jan:

- Lucas "lux" Meneghini will take a step down from the active lineup and instead be put on the bench for the Brazilian team Fluxo.

13 Jan:

- 20-year-old Victor "Gafolo" Andrade parts ways with Paquetá Gaming. The AWPer will be joining Sharks on a permanent deal.

- Coach Wilton "zews" Prado joins Fluxo from O Plano.

- 9z Analyst Gustavo "tge" Motta will become first team coach at the age of only 25.

- Two-time Major winner and legendary rifler Fernando "fer" Alvarenga retire after 13 years on the Counter-Strike scene.

- 24-year-old Jhonatan "JOTA" Willian joins Imperial following Fernando "fer" Alvarenga's retirement.

14 Jan:

- Former player and coach Lincoln "fnx" Lau will stay under the Imperial banner as a full-time streamer representing the organization.

- Former 9z coach Rafael "zakk" Fernandes joins Imperial as their new head coach going into the 2023 season.

16 Jan:

- MIBR academy player Lucas "lub" Baracat joins O Plano on a permanent deal.

- Former free agent Bruno "shz" Martinelli joins O Plano to round out their five-man roster for the upcoming events.

- The most recent transfer in South America is Paquetá Gaming which announced the welcome of Gustavo "yel "Knittel and Gabriel "nython" Lino on Twitter.