Vini JR, a great player for Real Madrid, has said that he is going into e-sports as a co-owner of LOUD.
Vinícius Junior, a Brazilian who plays for Real Madrid, has become a co-owner of the Brazilian e-sports company LOUD. Vini Jr.’s relationship with LOUD aims to “create content, elevate youth sports, and accelerate educational programs in the region,” the group says in a press release.
Vini Jr. is one of the most important people in both Real Madrid and Brazilian sports, and he is only 23 years old. In seven years at the Spanish club, he’s scored 63 goals.
What to expect from Vini Jr. as co-owner of LOUD
Vini Jr. is now a co-owner of LOUD and is happy about the partnership with the e-sports group: “Partnering with LOUD was a perfect fit.” We’ll make great material together, tell young gamers to put school first and cheer on the next generation of athletes, whether they’re on the field or the screen.
Bruno Bittencourt, cofounder of LOUD, says, “Vini Jr. shows how gaming culture is expanding beyond screens and into fashion, sports, and even social causes.”
Bruno says that both will “exercise that new identity by developing original content, supporting youth education, and finding new ways to improve communities throughout Brazil and Latin America”
How Vini Jr. feels about games
The Real Madrid player has joined LOUD, a group that started out making videos for Free Fire and quickly grew. LOUD is a big name in e-sports thanks to its huge fan base. It has won three titles in CBLOL, the Brazilian League of Legends tournament, and will be the winner of VCT Champions in 2022.
Vini Jr. has been liking computer games more and more. The player has done a lot in this area, like working with PlayStation and EAFC and even being on the cover of the 2024 version of the game.
For Brazilians who can’t get the chance, the player runs his own social and training center. The center also just put out a book against racism to help Brazilian schools make their lessons more fair and open to everyone. With this partnership, LOUD will improve its work in early education, add new material, and make the tool available to more people.
Daniil Medvedev, a tennis player, joined M80, and Lionel Messi joined KRÜ. Now Vini JR is the third traditional athlete to join games.
