Sheep: Fluxo W7M Eyes Guigo and CarioK for 2027
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Sheep Esports reports Fluxo W7M is considering Guigo and CarioK for 2027; the club confirmed roster changes but has not yet named any signings for 2027.
Fluxo W7M is reportedly interested in signing FURIA top laner Guigo and paiN Gaming jungler CarioK for Brazil’s 2027 League of Legends Championship season. The claim was published by Sheep Esports and picked up by Mais Esports. The report describes interest and conversations expected to develop, not signed deals or confirmed transfers. Fluxo has publicly said its roster will change, but has not announced any names for 2027.
What the report says about Guigo and CarioK
According to Sheep Esports, sources told the outlet that Fluxo W7M is evaluating both players as it builds a competitive team for 2027. The report also says the organization wants to prioritize Latin American and Brazilian players. Contacts could advance in the coming weeks, but the article does not cite signed contracts, an official announcement from the clubs, or confirmation from either player.
Mais Esports identifies Sheep Esports Brasil as the origin of the information and adds that Momochi, the Brazilian support who joined Fluxo in March 2026, is expected to remain on the roster. The outlet says there was no information about a possible change in the AD carry position. The story therefore outlines a possible rebuild rather than a complete lineup. Until Fluxo, FURIA, paiN, or the players comment, Guigo and CarioK should be described as reported targets.
The distinction matters during a transfer window: a team’s interest, talks between parties, and a signed contract are separate steps. In this report, only the first two are presented as possibilities attributed to sources. There is no public information that either player has left his current club or that a deal has been completed.
Two veterans in different roles
Guigo plays top lane, while CarioK is a jungler, positions with different responsibilities in a League of Legends composition. Signing both would change more than one part of the map, but the report does not explain how they would fit with players who might stay. It also does not identify who would leave to make room or whether the potential rebuild would affect other roles.
Guigo represented FURIA during the 2026 season. Sheep reports that he was part of the roster that won the Americas Cup and the first CBLOL split, reached the second split final, and lost 3–2 to LØS. FURIA then competed at Worlds and was eliminated in the Play-In. Those results provide context for the top laner’s competitive experience, but they do not prove that a move is agreed.
CarioK has played jungle for paiN Gaming since 2020, according to the report. Early in 2026, he spent a short period as a substitute in March and April while Samkz took the position, before returning to the starting lineup. paiN reached the second split playoffs, its best result of the year. His multi-season CBLOL record helps explain why he is described as an experienced player, without indicating that he has already left paiN.
Fluxo has announced changes, not names
One confirmed detail helps explain the rumor. On September 30, Fluxo’s official account said the team would make at least three player changes and replace its coaching staff for the next split. The statement was reproduced by Pichau Arena, which reported that the players leaving had not yet been identified.
“Fluxo will make at least three player changes and replace the entire coaching staff for the next CBLOL split.”
The official announcement does not mention Guigo or CarioK and therefore does not confirm Sheep Esports’ report. It only establishes that the organization plans to change the team. Sheep says Fluxo finished the first 2026 split in fourth place and the second in seventh. The uneven campaign is context for an expected rebuild, but it does not reveal which decisions the front office has made.
The roster that finished the second split included Zothve in top lane and Peach in the jungle, alongside cody, BAO, and Momochi. The changes announced by Fluxo and the names reported by Sheep overlap in those two positions, but any future combination remains speculative. There is no basis to say the current players have been released or that either reported target has accepted an offer.
Contracts and the next steps in the window
Sheep’s report cites the CBLOL Global Contract Database and says Guigo’s FURIA contract and CarioK’s paiN contract run through November 16, 2026, a date that also applies to many other league contracts. Once those terms expire, the players could negotiate their futures without a transfer fee, but that does not automatically mean they will sign elsewhere. Renewals with their current clubs, new offers, and personal terms could still change the picture.
For Fluxo W7M, the public information is broader than the names in the rumor: the organization said it will make at least three changes to its starting lineup and replace its coaching staff. For Guigo and CarioK, the concrete information so far is the interest attributed to sources by Sheep Esports. The next meaningful confirmation would be an announcement from a club, a statement from the players, or an updated contract record—not another outlet repeating the rumor.
Follow O Santuário Geek’s coverage of games and esports for updates on the competitive season. Until official confirmation arrives, the accurate wording is that Guigo and CarioK are among the players Fluxo W7M is reportedly evaluating for 2027. CBLOL’s transfer market is moving, but the final roster has not been announced.
