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Call of Duty League rostermania – All confirmed 2025 CDL roster changes and rumors

"And here we go."
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Published: Aug 19, 2024 05:05 pm

The 2024 competitive Call of Duty season is officially over, which means it’s finally time to enter the most chaotic and drama-filled part of the CoD calendar: rostermania.

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The Call of Duty League season ended in July with OpTic Texas hoisting the trophy at CoD Champs 2024, but the final professional MW3 event was the Esports World Cup in Saudi Arabia from Aug. 15 to 18. Immediately after that event wrapped up, CDL pros and orgs alike started announcing free agent statuses and roster moves ahead of the Black Ops 6 season in 2025.

Here are all the roster moves that CDL teams have announced so far in the 2024-2025 offseason. This article will be updated over the next few months before the eventual start of the 2025 CDL season.

CDL rostermania – All pro CoD roster changes after 2024 season

Carolina Royal Ravens

  • Aug. 19: TJHaLy announces that he’s an unrestricted free agent.
  • Aug. 19: Beans has been released by the organization after joining on July 22.
  • July 6: Clayster has been released by the organization.

Minnesota RØKKR

  • Aug. 19: Accuracy has been released by the organization.

Toronto Ultra

  • Aug. 19: Insight announces that he’s a restricted free agent.

Los Angeles Guerrillas

  • Aug. 6: Flames announces that he’s an unrestricted free agent.
  • Aug. 19: Assault announces that he’s an unrestricted free agent.

Los Angeles Thieves

  • Aug. 6: Afro has been released by the organization.
  • Aug. 2: Head coach JKap and L.A. Thieves mutually part ways.

Boston Breach

  • Aug. 7: Dexerto’s Jacob Hale reports Boston Breach parent company Oxygen Esports may cease operations. This has not been confirmed by the organization as of Aug. 19.

Vancouver Surge

  • Aug. 11: Seattle Surge rebrands to Vancouver Surge.

Cloud9 New York

  • Aug. 10: C9 CEO Jack Etienne says the New York Subliners will rebrand to Cloud9 New York. He also said on Reddit in July that C9 is “taking the option to extend all contracts on our CoD team.”

Vegas Legion

  • Aug. 19: Team Falcons is reportedly expected to replace Vegas Legion in the CDL, according to Breaking Point.
  • Aug. 19: Nero announces that he’s an unrestricted free agent.
  • Aug. 19: Gio announces that he’s an unrestricted free agent.
  • Aug. 19: Fame announces that he’s an unrestricted free agent after joining Vegas on July 24.
  • July 22: oJohnny steps down from the roster due to a “health problem.” Vegas also seemingly released him from his contract.

Miami Heretics

  • No offseason roster changes have been confirmed or reported as of Aug. 19.

OpTic Texas

  • No offseason roster changes have been confirmed or reported as of Aug. 19.

Atlanta FaZe

  • No offseason roster changes have been confirmed or reported as of Aug. 19.
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Dot Esports Editor. I primarily play, watch, and write about Call of Duty but can also occasionally be found feeding the enemy ADC in League of Legends. I have been following competitive Call of Duty since 2011 and writing about it since 2015.
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