Aspas unhappy at Leviatán and considering leaving the club
Aspas is actively assessing the market, searching for opportunities for further career development.
Leviatán's 2024 Season with Aspas
The Leviatán roster, bolstered by Brazilian star Erick "aspas" Santos and other new additions, has seen significant success during the 2024 season. Despite a rough start, the team secured its first-ever victory in an S-tier tournament and made its second appearance at the world championship, achieving notable results. Leviatán’s 2024 performance:
Leviatán 2024 Results
| Tournament | Place | Prize |
|---|---|---|
| VALORANT Champions 2024 | 3rd | $250,000 |
| VCT 2024: Americas Stage 2 | 1st | $100,000 |
| VCT 2024: Masters Shanghai | 9th - 10th | $25,000 |
| VCT 2024: Americas Stage 1 | 3rd | - |
| VCT 2024: Americas Kickoff | 7th - 9th | - |
Despite the successful end to the season, reports suggest that aspas is considering an exit due to several reasons.
Reasons for Dissatisfaction
According to Bruno Povoleri, aspas is unhappy because he was not consulted regarding roster changes. Tensions escalated after Nozwerr was kicked from the team before the start of the regular season and following the club’s refusal to hire Daniel "fRoD" Montaner as head coach. Due to these circumstances, aspas is evaluating his options in the market and considering whether to remain with the team. His contract with Leviatán runs until 2025.
Conclusion
This isn't the first time aspas has voiced dissatisfaction with his team. Last year, he left the Brazilian squad LOUD , with whom he won the world championship in 2022 and placed third at Valorant Champions 2023. Based on public sources, it can be concluded that aspas is a demanding player, but one with undeniable talent.
