Vinicius Jr Joins LOUD

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15 December 2023 14:46

Real Madrid player Vinicius Jr. joined Brazilian esports organization LOUD as the new co-owner of the organization. Vinicius Jr. will create content for LOUD. According to the release, parties will collaborate for new initiatives as part of Vini Jr Institute.

He stated “Partnering with LOUD was a perfect fit. Together, we’ll produce great content, encourage young gamers to prioritize their studies, and support the next generation of athletes, either on the pitch or on the screen.”

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Vinicius Jr Joins LOUD

Business

15 December 2023 14:46

Tags: LOUD

Real Madrid player Vinicius Jr. joined Brazilian esports organization LOUD as the new co-owner of the organization. Vinicius Jr. will create content for LOUD. According to the release, parties will collaborate for new initiatives as part of Vini Jr Institute.

He stated “Partnering with LOUD was a perfect fit. Together, we’ll produce great content, encourage young gamers to prioritize their studies, and support the next generation of athletes, either on the pitch or on the screen.”