MIBR have announced that Breno “brnz4n” Poletto is leaving the organization. The player had been benched from the starting lineup in August, when Tomas “tomaszin” Corna took his place.
Why does this matter? The 23-year-old grew from an academy prospect into a versatile member of the main squad. As a result, his exit closes a long chapter for both the player and the team.
From the Academy to the Main Roster
brnz4n joined MIBR in 2021 as part of the academy setup. He then impressed on the academy squad and earned a promotion to the main team. He replaced outgoing AWPer Adriano “WOOD7” Cerato mid-way through 2022.
After that, brnz4n became a versatile member of the squad. He stayed with the team through many roster iterations.
Benchings, a Return and a Final Replacement
His path was not always smooth, however. At the end of 2024, brnz4n was briefly benched in favor of Lucas “Lucaozy” Neves. Even so, he returned to the lineup early the next year and kept his place with the squad.
Meanwhile, the latest change came in August, when tomaszin replaced him in the starting lineup. MIBR have now confirmed that brnz4n will leave the organization altogether.
Titles and Major Appearances
During his time with MIBR, brnz4n won numerous regional titles. In addition, he enjoyed modest international success by winning ESL Challenger Melbourne 2024.
He also attended three Majors with the team. His best finish came at the BLAST.tv Austin Major. There, MIBR knocked out Falcons and BETBOOM. However, the team narrowly missed out on a Stage 3 berth.
Do academy até os palcos internacionais, vc foi importante na nossa história desde a base. 💙
Hoje nossos caminhos tomam rotas diferentes, mas o que fica é o respeito e gratidão por tudo que vc fez aqui, por honrar nosso manto e por encarar todos os desafios que tivemos. Desejamos sorte e sucesso em seu futuro, vc merece conquistar tudo aquilo que sonhar.
Obrigado por tudo, @brnz4n. Nosso eterno tratorz4n 🚜💙
— MADE IN BRAZIL. (@MIBR) October 13, 2026
Closing a Long Association
brnz4n’s departure ends a relationship that started in 2021 and lasted through several lineup changes. For example, he went from the academy team to a main roster spot, and from regional titles to an international trophy in Melbourne. Finally, his run at the Austin Major remains his best Major result with MIBR.
