Sacy Leaves MIBR as T1 Coaching Reports Emerge

Gustavo “Sacy” Rossi has left MIBR after about one year and eight months as a streamer and content creator. His departure comes after reports linked him to T1’s head coach position for the 2027 VALORANT season. T1 has not confirmed the appointment.

Sacy announced the decision in a farewell video on Monday, Nov. 9. He explained that he had discussed his plans with MIBR before accepting a new opportunity for 2027 and that the organization supported his choice.

“They let me follow my dream,” Sacy said in the video. He thanked MIBR’s staff, players and fans, adding, “This isn’t goodbye, it’s see you later.”

MIBR published its own farewell message, highlighting Sacy’s connection with the team’s community and leaving open the possibility of his return. The organization described his time with MIBR as covering victories and defeats.

Reports indicate that Sacy has agreed to become T1’s head coach for VCT 2027. The South Korean organization has not announced the appointment, and Sacy did not identify his next destination in the video. If confirmed, the role would be his first professional coaching position in VALORANT.

MIBR reportedly offered Sacy a technical adviser role that would have allowed him to remain with the organization as a content creator. He declined the offer and chose to pursue the new opportunity.

Sacy joined MIBR in March 2025, about six months after retiring from professional VALORANT in September 2024. He hosted streams and watch parties for events including VCT Americas tournaments.

His time with MIBR reunited him with Erick “aspas” Santos, his former LOUD teammate and Champions 2022-winning teammate. Sacy later joined the co-streaming lineup for the VCT Americas 2026 Stage 2 finals in São Paulo and participated in the event’s fan meet-and-greet program. He also appeared in the music video for “Faz o Mundo Ouvir,” the official song for the tournament’s final stage.

Sacy indicated that he would share more information about his plans for 2027 soon.

Reviewed and fact-checked by Alex Panasenko on November 10.