Juve open to offers after ITB fail to reach Major

The Portuguese coach notably led the team to the playoffs of the Paris Major.

Juve's time with ITB could be coming to an end

Into the Breach coach Gustavo "⁠Juve⁠" Alexandre has announced that he is available to listen to offers both as a coach and an analyst. The revelation came just days after the team failed to qualify for PGL Major Copenhagen.

ITB gave a disappointing account of themselves in the Europe RMR A tournament, where they were eliminated with a 0-3 record following defeats to G2, BetBoom and 3DMAX. The team had inserted Thomas "⁠Thomas⁠" Utting back into the starting lineup in December, this way retaining the core of the lineup that had reached the playoffs of BLAST Paris Major.

"Even though I'm still contracted to Into the Breach, I'm available for offers," Juve wrote on X/Twitter.

"I'm looking to keep my role as coach, but an analyst role is also something I would consider."

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Juve joined Into the Breach in January 2022, re-signing with the organization a year later after it had parted ways with the entire CS:GO squad at the end of the season. The new team made an unlikely run to the quarter-finals of the Paris Major before losing to eventual winners Vitality.

Into the Breach went through multiples changes in the months that followed the Major. Sebastian "⁠volt⁠" Maloș and Cai "⁠CYPHER⁠" Watson were transferred to GamerLegion and TSM, respectively, and Thomas was moved to the bench. Juve was also benched at one point and replaced by Martin "⁠trace⁠" Heldt, only to return to the team less than three months later.

Currently ranked 57th in the world, Into the Breach will now shift their focus to the European open qualifiers for IEM Dallas, scheduled for March 2-5.