All LEC reported and confirmed roster changes ahead of 2025 season

With Worlds 2024 over, the League of Legends competitive season has ended. And that means it’s time for roster changes, including those from the LEC.

In November and December, teams across the world complete their transfers and rosters for the upcoming year in League. With numerous reporters working on the scene, many potential transfers in the LEC have already been uncovered. Keeping track of them is exhausting, so we’ve got a transfer hub of all LEC moves so you can stay updated with each major change.

All confirmed and reported 2025 LEC player moves

Fnatic

• Nov. 24: Fnatic has apparently locked its LEC roster for 2025, Sheep Esports has learned. It will consist of Oscarinin, Razork, Humanoid, Upset and Mikyx, with GrabbZ and Gaax becoming the head and assistant coaches, respectively.
• Nov. 14: Fnatic has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with GrabbZ to become head coach, according to Sheep Esports. The team is keeping its top side, with Mikyx and Upset replacing Jun and Noah in the bottom lane.
• Nov. 3: Sheep Esports reported that Upset ADC be signing with the British organization.
• Nov. 1: Fnatic has reportedly found a new support for the 2025 season by signing Mikyx, according to Sheep Esports. The player was on his way out from G2 after the team’s disappointing run at Worlds 2025.
• Oct. 21: Noah released a statement saying he planned to step down from Fnatic’s main roster and pursue other opportunities.

G2 Esports

• Dec. 11: G2 confirm their roster for 2025, with Labrov and SkewMond joining the squad in the support and jungle role, respectively.
• Dec. 3: Yike is officially parting ways with G2, further suggesting the team’s reported roster for 2025 is true.
• Nov. 28: Despite not confirming its new roster yet, Sheep Esports reported that G2 has its 2025 lineup already locked in. BrokenBlade, SkewMond, Caps, Hans Sama and Labrov are reportedly the starting five, with Dylan Falco, Rodrigo, Memento and Isma rounding up the coaching staff.
• Nov. 21: After reportedly getting a new squad together, the champions of Europe are looking to bolster their staff. Memento, former jungler for Giants, Schalke 04, and Roccat is reportedly joining the team as an assistant coach.
• Oct. 19: G2 reportedly tried making a major transfer move by offering a trio of Yike, Mikyx and Hans Sama to Karmine Corp in exchange for the latter’s ADC, Caliste. However, Karmine Corp declined, according to Sheep Esports. G2’s manager Romain denied this report on Oct. 19.
• Oct. 14: Following G2’s elimination from Worlds 2024, Yike and Mikyx were allowed to explore their options, according to Sheep Esports. Team Heretics coach Peter Dun teased that SkewMond and Labrov will be replacing the duo in G2.

GIANTX

• Nov. 3: After being reportedly replaced by Yike on Karmine Corp, Closer reached a verbal agreement with GIANTX, according to Sheep Esports.
• Nov. 1: GIANTX has reportedly also found a new top laner. Eren “Lot” Yildiz will reportedly be making his debut in the LEC by signing with the organization, according to Sheep Esports.
• Oct. 30: Noah isn’t the only Fnatic player going to GIANTX, with his support Jun reportedly joining him as well, according to Sheep Esports.
• Oct. 24: Three days after posting his statement on X, Fnatic’s ADC Noah has been reported to be joining GIANTX, according to Sheep Esports.
• Sept. 20: IgNar reportedly leaves GIANTX, according to Sheep Esports. The Korean support has been with the organization for merely a year.

Karmine Corp

• Nov. 30: Karmine Corp becomes another 2025 team to reportedly be completed behind the scenes, based on Sheep Esports’ report. The lineup is meant to be Canna, Yike, Vladi, Caliste, and Targamas.
• Oct. 23: Karmine Corp have apparently found a new jungler. Yike has been reported to sign with the organization, according to Sheep Esports.
• Oct. 16: Karmine Corp extended its contract with top laner Canna, who’s bound to stay with the team until the end of 2025.

Movistar KOI

• Dec. 6: History has been made, with Movistar KOI signing the first North American player in the history of the LEC. Jojopyun completed his teased move to Movistar KOI, and is replacing Fresskowy, who’s been benched in the meantime.
• Oct. 19: Jojopyun continues to tease his reported signing with Movistar KOI. The mid laner tweeted he’s going to “be shitting on EU mids every week this gotta be a dream” on Oct. 19.
• Oct. 18: Movistar apparently found a new mid laner in the form of jojopyun, who was previously rumored to have parted ways with Cloud9, according to Sheep Esports. The North American star would replace Fresskowy.
• Oct. 9: After dropping out of the Worlds 2024 Play-In stage, Fresskowy has been allowed to explore his options by Movistar KOI.

Rogue

• Dec. 1: After barely any reports about the Rogue’s or their buyer’s roster, it’s now almost completed, with Jeonghoon being the fourth part of the puzzle, according to Sheep Esports. On the same day it was revealed that Malrang would round out the squad also according to Sheep Esports.
• Nov. 29: Another player reportedly joins the new Rogue roster, with Patrik stepping in the ADC role, as per Sheep Esports’ report.
• Nov. 28: Adam will be joining Rogue or the organization that will take its place in the LEC, as specified by Sheep Esports.
• Nov. 27: Little has been reported about Rogue, with the organization reportedly considering selling its spot in the LEC. Regardless of the future of the org, Larssen will keep his mid lane spot, either in Rogue or in the organization that will replace it, Sheep Esports has reported.
• Oct. 17: Comp is reportedly joining an LFL team called Gentle Mates, meaning he’d leave Rogue, according to Sheep Esports. Besides that, not much has been reported about Rogue, but after a weak 2024 season, fans speculate the entire roster might be overhauled.

SK Gaming

• Nov. 1: After trying his luck in the LLA, Kim “Loopy” Dong-hyeon has reportedly reached a verbal agreement with SK Gaming to become their newest support, according to Sheep Esports. There he will partner up with his former Dplus KIA Challengers teammate, Rahel.
• Oct. 29: SK confirmed Nisqy is leaving the team via their social media.
• Oct. 18: After previously being reported to have parted ways with Team BDS, mid laner JNX is rumored to be rejoining the LEC as a part of SK Gaming, according to Sheep Esports. The 25-year-old already competed in the European competition with SK from August 2019 to the end of 2022.
• Oct. 7: After winning EMEA Masters this year, Reeker is reported to return to the LEC, replacing Nisqy on SK, according to Sheep Esports. The org reportedly also considered Abbedagge, current mid laner for Karmine Corp Blue.
• Oct. 5: Irrelevant is reportedly leaving SK and joining Team BDS, according to Sheep Esports.

Team BDS

• Oct. 8: Team BDS is reportedly looking to bring in jungler 113, according to Sheep Esports. Nuc and Ice were also reported to extend their contracts with the organization, so 113 would join them if he signs.
• Oct. 5: BDS has reportedly found a replacement for Adam in the form of European top laner Irrelevant, according to Sheep Esports. This would mean the German would leave SK Gaming.
• Sept. 19: Team BDS reportedly decided to replace their current top laner, Adam. An academy prospect, Polat “Parus” Furkan Çiçek, is also reported to join the main roster, according to Sheep Esports. At the same time, the report stated three academy players were also allowed to explore their options alongside Adam.

Team Heretics

• Dec. 3: And it’s confirmed. After many rumors and reports, Team Heretics become the first LEC team to officially reveal their squad for the upcoming season, which they done on social media. The lineup previously reported is the one to wear Heretics jerseys: Carlsen, Sheo, Kamiloo, Flakked and Stend.
• Nov. 25: After numerous reports, Sheep Esports has revealed another reportedly confirmed roster, this time for Team Heretics. The squad reportedly consists of Carlsen, Sheo, Kamiloo, Flakked and Stend, with Victor “Machuki” Segura becoming the head coach.
• Nov. 13: Jankos confirmed he’s leaving Heretics via social media.
• Oct. 21: A 19-year-old French prodigy from LFL 2, Kamil “Kamiloo” Haudegond, has reportedly reached an agreement with Karmine Corp, according to Sheep Esports. The organization also reportedly considered Vetheo, who was reported to have been benched a few days prior at Team Vitality.
• Oct. 18: Heretics apparently prioritized obtaining Labrov initially. However, with the Greek player getting in touch with G2 to replace Mikyx, Heretics found a replacement in the form of Stend, who’s reportedly leaving Vitality.Bee and joining Heretics, according to Sheep Esports.
• Oct. 8: Heretics is reportedly looking to promote 18-year-old academy top laner Carlsen to their main team, according to Sheep Esports.
• Sept. 11: Team Heretics is reportedly rebuilding its entire roster, with Wunder, Jankos, Zwyroo, and Trymbi allowed to explore their options, according to Sheep Esports. The team failed to qualify for the season finals and finished their season in the Summer Split.

Team Vitality

• Dec. 6: Photon is officially leaving Vitality leaving the top slot open, which is expected to be filled by Naak Nako.
• Oct. 8: Daglas is reportedly leaving Vitality to join an academy team, which would leave Lyncas as the only jungler on Vitality’s main League roster, according to Sheep Esports.
• Oct. 3: Veteran mid laner Vetheo is supposedly being replaced in the main roster by a Polish talent, Czajek, according to Sheep Esports. The Pole would be another player from Vitality.Bee to be promoted to the main squad alongside Naak Nako.
• Sept. 11: Team Vitality confirmed they allowed their top laner, Photon, to explore other options. At the same time, Vitality.Bee’s top laner Kaan “Naak Nako” Okan has been reported to be promoted to the main team, according to Sheep Esports.

Other

• Nov. 22: Perkz, Jankos, LIDER, JackSpektra, Nash, IWillDominate and YamatoCannon are reportedly creating their own team in collaboration with Ruddy Esports, Sheep Esports has reported. The team would compete in NLC.
• Nov. 15: Caedrel announced his ERL team, Los Ratones, featuring Rekkles as a support.
• Nov. 13: Rekkles announced via social media he’s coming back to Europe after winning Worlds 2024 with T1 as a substitute.

All rumored LEC rosters for 2025

Here’s how the teams competing in the 2025 LEC Season shape up so far. Remember, with so many changes yet to be confirmed, a lot can change. An asterisk next to a player’s name means their role is based on a rumor or report and is yet to be confirmed.

If you want to keep tabs on all transfers and rumors hailing over from the newly-made Americas competition, LTA, you can check our dedicated hub.