Estral Esports part ways with their VALORANT players

In similar fashion to the recent EXO Clan news, another First Strike winning organization decided to drop their VALORANT squad and start 2021 with a fresh team. Estral Esports, the winners of the First Strike LATAM South Regional Final, have officially parted ways with their roster and will look for new players to represent the organization.

Estral Esports’ competitive record is impressive to say the least, winning 35 games and losing only 5 to maintain an 88% winrate. The team hasn’t dropped a single game throughout their past 10 under the organization. They have came out victorious in each of the NoTilt VALORANT Cup, the Aorus League - LATAM S #1, the GGTech VALORANT Invitational 2 LATAM S, the WClick Pro Series Invitational, and the GGTech VALORANT Invitational - LAN. On top of all these accomplishments, they have come 2nd in the Valorant Versus Final - S and 5th-6th in the Copa Rakin #2.

Estral Esports’ agent compositions included Breach, Omen, Cypher, Sova, and Jett. The latter especially was picked 98.3% of the time, with 100% pick rate on all the maps except Ascent. The team played the most on Ascent, comprising 25 of their 75 competitive matches. They have found the most success on Split’s attacking side with a 74.8% winrate.

All of Estral Esports’ former roster - Agustin "Nozwerr" Ibarra, Nahuel "Puleule" Pulella, Matias "Saadhak" Delipetro, Leandro "Leazo" Liset, Juan "NagZet" Miranda, and OnurTheGun are now free agents. It is worth noting that FURIA has previously shown interest in Saadhak, according to several reports, and with his recent availability, we might just see the legendary organization enter VALORANT.

With both the First Strike Oceania and LATAM South Regional champions available for pick up, which organization will have the most interest in each squad? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!