Juve Becomes the New Coach of Fluxo

The Brazilian esports club Fluxo has announced the appointment of a new Counter-Strike 2 coach. The position has been taken by Gustavo Juve Alexandre - the team published the official announcement on the social network X. The appointment is part of a coaching staff overhaul following a less-than-successful stretch of the season.

The 23-year-old specialist has experience working on the European scene. Over the past six months, Juve worked with the team kONO, and previously held the head coach position at Into the Breach, where he earned a reputation as a strong analytical coach with a focus on structured gameplay and discipline. In Fluxo, he replaces Marcos tacitus Castillo, who left the team in early February.

The decision to change the coach looks logical in light of the team’s recent results. At the recent StarLadder Budapest Major 2025, Fluxo placed 25th–27th, failing to challenge the tournament favorites. At the moment, the Brazilian roster sits in 70th place in the Valve world ranking, which does not align with the organization’s ambitions.

It is expected that Juve will focus on building a more stable game model, improving team coordination, and preparing for upcoming international qualifiers. His appointment is viewed as a step toward long-term development rather than a short-term result.

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Current Fluxo roster:

• Kaike “kye” Bertolucci

• Romeo “zevy” Rocco

• Lucas “decenty” Bacelar

• Lucas “Lucaozy” Neves

• Rafael “exit” Lacerda

• Gustavo “Juve” Alexandre (coach)