MIBR’s Active Lineup Drops to Four as brnz4n Is Benched

MIBR has moved Breno ‘brnz4n’ Poletto to the bench after four years on the main roster, the organization announced on Tuesday. Tomas ‘tomaszin’ Corna has been reported as the expected replacement.

The 22-year-old brnz4n spent five years with MIBR in total, joining the organization’s academy roster in August 2021 before being promoted to the main team a year later. His removal from the active roster came days after a Dust2.com.br report indicated that MIBR was set to bring in tomaszin from BESTIA as his replacement.

brnz4n wearing a MIBR jersey and gaming headset, smiling while playing at an ESL event
brnz4n competing for MIBR during an ESL tournament.

What brnz4n Leaves Behind

During his tenure, brnz4n attended three Majors – BLAST.tv Austin, StarLadder Budapest, and IEM Cologne – and helped MIBR win ESL Challenger Melbourne 2025. He also won South American domestic titles including FERJEE RUSH, BetBoom Circuit X Redemption Curitiba, and FiRe CONTER.

MIBR’s Current Lineup

MIBR’s listed active lineup has four players following brnz4n’s benching, alongside coach LETN1. Tomaszin was listed as having no team after previously being associated with BESTIA. Over the past three months, he recorded a 1.13 Rating 3.0 across 52 maps, compared with brnz4n’s 0.92 rating across 33 maps in the same period.

Tomaszin (TN1B) wearing a grey Team Spirit jersey being hugged by a coach at a CS2 esports event
Tomaszin (TN1B) celebrates with his team and coaching staff during a competitive match.

What Happens Next

Tomaszin remains the reported expected replacement for brnz4n. MIBR’s listed lineup shows four active players while brnz4n is benched.

Source: HLTV

Tobias Ferrante
Tobias Ferrante

Since: June 2, 2026

Tobias Ferrante has been following competitive gaming since the early days of LAN tournaments, and his passion for esports eventually collided with a deep interest in betting markets and odds analysis. He approaches esports wagering with the mindset of a strategist rather than a gambler, breaking down team form, meta shifts, and roster changes to help readers make smarter, more informed decisions. His coverage spans titles including League of Legends, CS2, Valorant, and Dota 2.

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