GODSENT’s new Brazilian CS:GO roster blends veteran leadership with young talent
Veteran Duo Reunites Under New Banner
Swedish esports powerhouse GODSENT has officially unveiled its revamped CS:GO squad, marking the professional reunion of Brazilian stars TACO and felps for the 2021 season.
The organization’s strategic move brings together former MiBR teammates Epitácio ‘TACO’ de Melo and João ‘felps’ Vasconcellos, whose combined experience includes multiple Major appearances and championship wins.
Brazil’s Next Generation Comes Together
The organization completed its roster selection through an unconventional process, initially revealing details unintentionally via a recruitment posting before the formal announcement.
Three rising stars complete the lineup: Eduardo ‘dumau’ Wolkmer (17), Bruno ‘latto’ Rebelatto (18), and Bruno ‘b4rtiN’ Câmara (19), representing Brazil’s most promising young talent pool. Their inclusion follows extensive scouting of the national competitive scene.
The veteran presence comes from 25-year-old TACO and 24-year-old felps, who will provide strategic leadership and in-game decision-making to develop their younger teammates. This balanced approach aims to challenge FURIA’s current dominance in Brazilian CS:GO.
Long-Term Vision for Competitive Success
GODSENT’s official social media channels confirmed the Brazilian roster with characteristic enthusiasm, generating significant community engagement.
🔸 @TACOCS
🔸 @felperaa
🔸 @dumaucs
🔸 @lattofps
🔸 @b4rtiN
🔸 @OLAchucky (coach)https://t.co/uzEVW3gogn
— Dexerto (@Dexerto) January 21, 2021
Team manager dead explained the roster philosophy to Dexerto: “Our scouting prioritized finding the ideal balance between proven competitors and raw potential. The Brazilian scene offers exceptional talent, and we’ve secured its brightest prospects while maintaining veteran leadership.”
“This isn’t a short-term experiment,” dead continued. “After just one week of practice sessions, the team’s synergy has already exceeded expectations. We’re building systematically toward top-tier competition.”
CEO Henrik ‘Heinrich’ Denebrandt emphasized the organization’s commitment: “Following our successful 2020, this Brazilian venture represents a calculated, long-term investment in competitive excellence and brand growth. We’re confident in both the roster’s potential and our infrastructure’s ability to support their development.”
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