VALORANT: Florescent, from Shopify, became a professional player in two years

florescent is one of the greatest promises for the Game Changers Championship 2023. The player from Shopify Rebellion attracted the spotlight after some publications of plays on VALUING Furthermore, Florescent posted on his social networks that he was once in the worst part of the game.

13 years old : Iron 1
14 years old : Hit Radiant for 1st time
15 years old : signed as a pro player

never would have thought that I would be playing VALORANT professionally. But here I am today <3 pic.twitter.com/rCHoTsxKVH

— SR florescent (@florscnt) April 21, 2022

O More Esports sought some information about the player and in April 2022, she revealed that she started playing VALORANT when she was 13 years old and her first link was the Ferro 1.

Furthermore, she also demonstrated that she achieved the biggest link in the game, Radianta year later, at age 14, for the first time.

Two years after being in the worst tier of VALORANT, Florescent was hired for the first time as a professional player, in Misfits Black. In this organization she played alongside other players, but left the squad in December 2022.

fluorescent is hired by Version1

After a while without competing for an organization, Florescent was one of the company’s hires. Version1 in January 2023 and there, it gained prominence during the circuits of Game Changers.

The player from Vietnam has Jett, Raze e Yoru as main agents and owns several highlights that have become famous in the Brazilian community. At the Game Changers NAshe was among the highlights of the three stages of the competition and topped the table in the first two stages.

Shopify Rebellion no Game Changers Championship

Shopify is one of eight teams that will participate in the Game Changers Championship 2023. The squad debuts next Wednesday (29) against Chao Hui EDward Gaming.

Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that the organization hired the players after rumors of a merger between the Version1 it’s at G2 Esports, which would make it impossible for an organization to be present with two squads in the championship, according to Riot Games rules.

The inclusive world championship takes place in São Paulo, Brazil, between November 28th and December 3rd, with the presence of the public at the CBLOL Arena.