## KSCERATO Adapts to FURIA’s Dynamic CS Team, Embraces New Leadership
In the realm of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO), Brazilian powerhouse FURIA has undergone a significant restructuring, leaving star player Kaike “KSCERATO” Cerato navigating a period of change and adaptation.
The Changing Landscape
FURIA recently bid farewell to seasoned captain Andrei “arT” Piozevan and coach Nicholas “guerri” Nogueira. The team’s leadership now rests upon the legendary Gabriel “FalleN” Toledo, who returns to his former role. Amidst these transitions, a debate has emerged within FURIA’s decision-making circle regarding the potential incorporation of foreign expertise.
KSCERATO’s Perspective
As one of FURIA’s longest-tenured members, KSCERATO has witnessed the team’s evolution. He acknowledges the need for adaptation, yet remains cautious about potential hurdles:
“It’s a moment of big decisions. We’re looking at our options, but we need to make sure we have the right people. Adding a foreign coach could be great, but it also brings challenges like communication and cultural differences.”
FalleN’s Leadership Style
KSCERATO has observed a noticeable shift in leadership styles with FalleN’s return. He describes FalleN as a more strategic and experienced captain, complementing the team’s younger and more aggressive players:
“FalleN is a true legend. He brings a lot of knowledge and a different perspective. He’s not afraid to take risks and make bold calls. I think it’s a good balance for our team.”
A Return to Competition
FURIA has recently debuted their new roster at the GET Rio tournament, where they integrated academy player Kaike “kye” Bertolucci. While KSCERATO acknowledges kye’s potential, he emphasizes the importance of patience and support:
“kye is a talented player with a bright future. But he’s still young and needs time to adjust. We need to give him space to learn and grow.”
Facing the Competition
Despite FURIA’s recent setbacks, KSCERATO remains optimistic and confident in his team’s ability to reclaim their dominance. He acknowledges the strength of their Brazilian rivals, but believes FURIA has the potential to surpass them:
“We’re not afraid of the competition. We know we’re capable of being the best in Brazil and challenging the top teams globally. We just need to stay focused and keep working hard.”
Ambitious Goals
As FURIA prepares for the upcoming ESL Pro League Season 19, KSCERATO sets ambitious goals for the team:
“We’re not just aiming to win some games. We want to win the entire tournament. We believe in ourselves and we’re ready to prove that we’re still the number one team in Brazil.”
KSCERATO and FURIA’s journey of adaptation and resurgence is a testament to the dynamic nature of CS: GO. As the team continues to navigate change, KSCERATO’s experience, perspective, and unwavering determination will be key to their success in the seasons to come.
Priyanka 
Mehek