Ninjas in Pyjamas (NiP) has announced that it will no longer be a part of the Brazilian Rainbow Six Siege scene.
The organization leaves the South-American scene four weeks after their 5th-place finish at the SAL Stage 1 split left the organization without a place at the Esports World Cup 2026.
NIP announce departure from Brazilian Rainbow Six ecosystem
NiP announced their departure from the Brazilian Rainbow 6 ecosystem with the following announcement:
“It is with sadness that we announce today that we are leaving the Rainbow Six Siege ecosystem in Brazil, and with that, we want to say one thing: Thank you.
Thank you to all the fans who stood by NIP through victories, defeats, moments of disappointment, and unforgettable times. Whether wearing the jersey, watching every match, cheering from the stands, or supporting us from home: you were part of this journey.
And to all the players who represented NIP: you dedicated your talent, passion, and heart to the team. You helped create memories and moments that will forever be part of our history, and achieved accomplishments and trophies we could never have imagined when we began this journey.
Chapters change, and the future is never certain, but our love for Rainbow Six Siege remains and, because of that, we say: we hope this is not the last time our paths cross.
We made history together and, whatever comes next, this will always belong to all of us.” (translated)
The announcement does not make clear the next step for the organization, but the emphasis on the withdrawal from Brazil specifically could indicate a switch of region for the now Abu Dhabi-headquartered organization.
What’s next for the Brazilian NiP roster?
The announcement followed the formal benching of its active roster on August 14, with the team allowed to explore options in the transfer market.
The Benched roster was:
- Gabriel ‘pino’ Fernandes
- Diogo ‘Fntzy’ Lima
- Gabriel ‘Hatez’ Kobuszewski
- Gustavo ‘Wizard’ Gomes
- Guilherme ‘Bassetto’ Bassetto
Joining the scene in 2018 and Six Invitational 2021 winners, NiP have been overshadowed by regional rivals such as FURIA or FaZe, who played out the EWC 2026 Grand Final.
While the majority of the Six Invitational 2021 roster has moved on, pino remained with NIP in a stretch that almost lasted seven years, from a join date of October 2019.
The new homes for the roster are yet to be determined, but of the players available, Hatez may prove to be the most valuable, winning three MVP awards in SAL Stage 1 as the standout player for NiP in 2026.
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