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A general view for the 2023 LCS Spring Split finals opening ceremony.
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Shopify Rebellion might have found its starting support for the 2024 LCS season

An LCS veteran is returning to the stage after three years.

After spending three years away from the LCS, a North American League of Legends veteran might be returning to the big stage in 2024.

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Shopify Rebellion has reportedly signed Tristan “Zeyzal” Stidam as the team’s starting support for next season, according to esports reporter Sander Hove. The 24-year-old will be part of the organization’s debut in the league after acquiring the franchised slot of TSM this past year.

Zeyzal is a familiar face who is most known for his time with Cloud9 during the 2018 season, where he helped the team reach the 2018 World Championship semifinals. Since then, he has bounced around the NA scene, with various stints with LCS, Academy, and amateur teams alike, including Evil Geniuses, Solafide Esports, C9 Challengers, and Disguised.

If Shopify Rebellion’s recent moves are completed, Zeyzal will be reuniting with former teammate Aaron “FakeGod” Lee, who also played on Disguised’s Challenger roster in 2023. Both players will also be meeting with their former coach, Seong “Reven” Sang-hyeon, who they played for during their time on Cloud9’s Challenger roster.

Although the organization hasn’t been linked to many superstar players this offseason, a combination of veteran talent and promising prospects could surprise some fans who are underwhelmed by their reported roster. They will, however, have to break through multiple powerhouse lineups in 2024 if they wish to truly make an impact in their first season together as a squad.


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Tyler Esguerra
Lead League of Legends writer for Dot Esports. Forever an LCS supporter, AD carry main, with more than five years in the industry. Sometimes I like clicking heads in Call of Duty or VALORANT. Creator of the Critical Strike Podcast.