GODSENT accidentally leaked its new TACO-led CSGO roster

In a stunning organizational misstep, GODSENT inadvertently disclosed their upcoming Counter-Strike roster.

The Swedish esports organization unintentionally revealed their new Brazilian lineup while seeking video editing services on Upwork. The job posting featured MIBR veteran Epitacio “TACO” de Melo at the forefront of the undisclosed team composition.

Typically, professional esports teams maintain strict confidentiality around roster changes until formal announcements. This breach occurred internally rather than through typical industry insider leaks, creating significant embarrassment for the organization’s management team.

GODSENT roster leak shows TACO in front

The video materials attached to the job listing clearly displayed the anticipated roster configuration. GODSENT had requested editing work to remove green screen backgrounds from player footage.

Beyond TACO’s prominent positioning, the visual evidence confirmed several other notable Brazilian competitors. João “felps” Vasconcellos, who has frequently partnered with TACO throughout his career, appeared alongside emerging talents Bruno “latto” Rebelatto, Eduardo “dumau” Wolkmer, and Bruno “b4rtiN” Câmara.

It appears that GODSENT has made a job posting on
https://t.co/yAvRjo8arO
seeking video editors for their new roster announcement scheduled for tomorrow.

Within the Drive folder are videos of the rumored TACO project in GODSENT apparel.
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— Ryan (@RyanAtRBM)
January 17, 2021

Social media users rapidly captured and distributed screenshots of the compromised materials. The leak spread across gaming communities within hours, forcing immediate damage control measures from the organization.

GODSENT’s reaction included removing the Upwork listing entirely and deleting all associated video content. Despite the attempted containment, the organization maintained some humor about the situation through their official Twitter communications.

It’s not me

— Epitacio de Melo (@TACOCS)
January 17, 2021

The leaked information reveals a significant strategic pivot for GODSENT. After operating primarily within the European competitive scene, the organization appears to be transitioning focus toward the Americas region.

This new squad combines established professional experience with promising developing players. TACO and felps bring Major tournament expertise, while latto, dumau, and b4rtiN represent talent cultivated within Brazil’s YEAH Gaming, Team One, and RED Canids organizations.

According to the deleted job description, GODSENT required completion of the video editing work by January 18th. This tight deadline suggests the official announcement was imminent, potentially arriving within days of the accidental disclosure.

What team is TACO on?

Should the leaked information prove accurate, TACO would be positioned as the cornerstone of GODSENT’s revitalized CSGO division.

His transition follows a contentious separation from MIBR that resulted in both TACO and Fernando “fer” Alvarenga being removed from the active lineup. This development triggered substantial roster instability for MIBR and potentially involved legal proceedings initiated by the affected players.

For teams navigating roster changes, our Class Guide provides valuable insights into team composition strategies that apply across competitive gaming titles.

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