this brings me to what i think is the biggest problem with Brazil rn: bad roster management. instead of letting talent come and go, we're mostly just watching the same ~15 players get shuffled around among the orgs; chemistry is super low or even nonexistent (looking at you, FURIA), and even the coaching feels like it's not being done to fit the team, if at all.
You've hit the bullseye with that one. Brazillian orgs are constantly recycling the same players over and over again instead of searching for new talent.
Brazillian Valorant lack both the balls to actually go for new talent and also leadership to shape those new talents into world-class players.
Loud 2022 was the great team that it was because it solved both of these issues. Aspas and Less were basically pulled from ranked and then shaped by Sacy and Saadhak. Both are now among the best players Valorant has ever seen.
Sadly, not only no teams seem willing to pick new talent, but there is still no one else even remotely close to Sacy and Saadhak in being able to properly shape them. Most recent example of this being Havoc. I actually feel for the poor kid. Anyone who watched BR T2 last year knows how good that kid is, but how tf is he supposed to perform in a system like Furia's, where the biggest example of leadership this guy has is Mwzera, the guy who is basically the embodiment of "recycled" (has been playing in Tier 1 literally since the game's launch, never achieved anything relevant for BR scene and has a history of drama and inflated ego in almost every roster he's been to. Dude's peak is literally the infamous "-7 rounds" game against Acend lol).
I swear, if Loud had picked Havoc and he had Saadhak as his captain/leader we could be living in a completely different timeline.
Point is: Brazil DESPERATELY needs to do some heavy headhunting work in search for new talent and also work on its teams systems in a way to have proper leaders to harness said talent to its fullest.