Former Argentine footballer Sergio ‘Kun’ Agüero announced the surprise partnership with his friend and former teammate Lionel Messi as co-owner of the e-sports club, which he founded in October 2020.
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“I have to inform you that I no longer own Krü, because now there are two of us,” Agüero declared in a video published on social networks in which Messi is seen reacting to the announcement of his signing, after which he says: “We are going to play”, a phrase that became one of the most viral moments of ‘Kun’s’ career as a ‘streamer’.
The world champion with Argentina in the last 2022 World Cup in Qatar and current player for Inter Miami of the American MLS joins one of the most followed projects in the world of competitive video games in Latin America.
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‘Krü Esports’ was created more than three years ago after Agüero’s exponential growth as a content creator, especially on the Amazon company platform, Twitch. The team has various divisions in different games such as League of Legends, Rocket League or Valorant.
Precisely in the latter is where the majority of successes have occurred for the club, historic achievements both regionally and globally. In fact, it competes in the VCT America, a competition that brings together the best on the American continent.
(See also: Argentine soccer player Lionel Messi won his eighth Ballon d’Or).
The arrival of Messi as the new owner of ‘Krü Esports’ alongside his former colleague in the national team, a relationship that was forged in the lower categories of the Albiceleste and that now reaches the world of competitive gaming.
EFE
2023-11-09 01:31:36
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