{"id":17340,"date":"2021-05-30T00:05:11","date_gmt":"2021-05-30T00:05:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.ginx.tv\/sergio-aguero-s-kru-esports-tease-rocket-league-entry"},"modified":"2024-07-19T10:56:05","modified_gmt":"2024-07-19T10:56:05","slug":"sergio-aguero-s-kru-esports-tease-rocket-league-entry","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.ginx.tv\/en\/rocket-league\/sergio-aguero-s-kru-esports-tease-rocket-league-entry","title":{"rendered":"Sergio Ag\u00fcero’s KR\u00dc Esports tease Rocket League entry"},"content":{"rendered":"

Footballer (soccer for our American friends) backed esport organisations are cropping up everywhere but none have made as big a splash – with the exception of David Beckham’s Guild Esports – as KRÜ Esports owned by Man City legend, Sergio Agüero.<\/p>\n

And while Guild Esports may be in more people’s mouths (and that may only be English-speaking mouths at that), there is something special about Agüero’s organisation and it can perhaps be put down to the fact that Agüero is such a public lover of video games, regularly pulling in tens of thousands of viewers on Twitch playing anything from League of Legends to Among Us.<\/p>\n

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Agüero is a regular, and very popular, Twitch streamer. (Picture: Twitch\/Aguero)<\/span><\/p>\n

KRÜ Esports, founded in 2020, is also not some slap-a-name-on outfit but instead a serious and professional organisation that field seriously good teams – their most notable being their pre-dominantly Argentinian Valorant roster which represented Latin America at Master’s Reykjavik. <\/p>\n

The team also field players in FIFA 21, which seems a given considering their owner, however any fan of esports knows that when it comes to bringing esports and traditional sports together there is really only one game in town – and that is Rocket League and if a tweet from the organisation’s official account is to be believed, KRÜ’s entry into the game is imminent.<\/p>\n

The tweet was simple enough, two emojis: “(football) + (car)?”<\/p>\n