The Brazilian team announced in April the return of three players, Raphael "cogu" Camargo, Renato "nak" Nakano and Bruno "bruno" Ono, who had seen their CGS contracts expire and were willing to return to 1.6 action.

However, and just after a 5th-8th place finish at KODE5, Made in Brazil has decided to create a Counter-Strike: Source squad with every player that went to Russia but Bruno "bit" Lima.

According to the official press release, MiBR considers CS:S "one of the most competitive games in electronic sports", having decided to create this squad because of CGS and the main Source competitions in the world.

The fifth player of the Counter-Strike: Source team has been confirmed to be Carlos “KIKOOOO“ Segal, who has been out of action since he retired in January 2007.

"Source is very similar to 1.6, and with this team, I would return in any First-Person Shooter game," he told the team's website.

"We are thinking about attending several competitions around the world, and CGS is definitely the most important. But that's up for Paulo to decide, and if he decides that we should be Rio Sinistro's team, we will be there!"

Meanwhile, it was confirmed that Bruno "bit" Lima will join Made in Brazil's second Counter-Strike team, now the organisation's only.

The team has now a six-man roster, but according to the news release, one player will leave by next week.

Made in Brazil has now the following squads:

Made in Brazil:
Bruno "bit" Lima
Thiago "btt" Monteiro
Olavo "cky" Napoleão
Norberto "Lance" Lage
Rodrigo "r0drigo" de Souza
Wellington "ton" Caruso

Made in Brazil Counter-Strike:Source:
Bruno "bruno" Ono
Raphael "cogu" Camargo
Lincoln "fnx" Lau
Carlos "KIKOOOO" Segal
Renato "nak" nakano