Source from UPCOMER said the Nivera player was positive for Covid-19 before the Valorant Champions. A few weeks ago, Nivera was also positive for Covid-19 and had to be isolated. However, after the latest test results, the player born in 2001 continued to have trouble. Even so, UPCOMER Revealing Nivera is still capable of attending the tournament with Team Liquid.
Team Liquid walked to Valorant Champions thanks to the Last Chance Qualifiers Emea championship. Meanwhile, Nivera is just a new member to join the Liquid team. After Masters 3 closed, Team Liquid confirmed James “Kryptix” Affleck will temporarily leave the team for personal reasons. Therefore, Emea's representative contacted and recruited Nivera to replace.
Before competing in a professional Valorant, Nivera was the CSGO player and had time to join the Vitality team. In addition, he is also the younger brother of Adil “Scream” Birlitom, the star and the leader of Team Liquid at the upcoming Valorant Champions. Team Liquid's journey will start with Kru Esports on December 3.
In addition to Kru Esports, Team Liquid also confronts Furia Esports and Sentinels, the team who won the Masters 2 championship. In another development, Covid-19 is also the main reason why Valorant Champions must be held in Germany. Earlier, the German capital Berlin used to host Masters 3 and the team as the Gambit Esports.
The team of Team Liquid at Valorant Champions includes Nabil “Nivera” Birlitom, Adil “Scream” Birlitom, DOM “Soulcas” Sulcas, Elias “Jamppi” Olkkonen and Travis “L1NK” Mendoza. Leading Team Liquid is still the head coach Connor “Sliggy” Blomfield.
