LCK 2025 Spring All Roster Changes

We will go over all of the League of Legends Champions Korea changes so far for the upcoming competitive year.

NewsLyubomir Spasov

LCK 2025 Spring All Roster Changes
Riot Games

With 2025 just around the corner all of the League of Legends competitive scenes are going through changes to rosters, with transfers, retirements, and rookies looking to prove themselves, the Esports dynamic is constantly shifting.

The LCK is no stranger to evershifting rosters and organizations as the region has been hailed as the best of the best when it comes to international performance. Having that in mind, we'll go over all of the roster changes so far for the upcoming LCK 2025 Spring Split.

LCK Spring 2025 Rosters

LCK 2024
Riot Games

With a whopping 10 teams that will compete in the LCK in 2025, we are in for some substantial changes when it comes to each individual roster. Although some teams might remain the same, others can see drastic adjustments to accommodate the new wave of pro players as well as the return of League of Legends veterans. 

Dplus KIA

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Kingen -> Siwoo
Jungler

Jungler

  • Lucid -> Lucid
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • ShowMaker -> Showmaker
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Aiming -> Aiming
Support

Support

  • Kellin -> Beryl

DRX

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Rascal -> Rich
Jungler

Jungler

  • Sponge -> Sponge/Juhan
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Setab -> ucal
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Teddy -> Unconfirmed
Support

Support

  • Pleata -> Unconfirmed

BNK FearX

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Clear -> Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Raptor -> Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Clozer -> VicLa
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Hena -> Diable
Support

Support

  • Execute -> Kellin

Gen.G

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Kiin -> Kiin
Jungler

Jungler

  • Canyon -> Canyon
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Chovy -> Chovy
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Peyz -> Ruler
Support

Support

  • Lehends -> Duro

Hanwha Life Esports

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Doran -> Zeus
Jungler

Jungler

  • Peanut -> Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Zeka -> Unconfirmed
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Viper -> Viper
Support

Support

  • Delight -> Unconfirmed

KT Rolster

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Perfect -> Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Pyosik -> Cuzz
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Bdd -> Bdd
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Deft -> Deokdam
Support

Support

  • Beryl -> Way

Kwangdong Freecs

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • DuDu -> DuDu
Jungler

Jungler

  • Cuzz -> Pyosik
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • BuLLDoG -> BuLLDoG 
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Leaper -> Berserker
Support

Support

  • Quantum -> Life

Nongshim Redforce

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • DnDn -> Kingen
Jungler

Jungler

  • Sylvie -> Sylvie
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Callme -> Fisher
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Jiwoo -> Jiwoo
Support

Support

  • GuGer -> Lehends

OKSavingsBank BRION

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Morgan -> Morgan
Jungler

Jungler

  • Youngjae -> HamBak
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Karis -> Clozer
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Envyy -> Bull/Hype
Support

Support

  • Pollu -> Pollu

T1

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Zeus -> Doran
Jungler

Jungler

  • Oner -> Oner
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Faker -> Faker
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Gumayusi -> Gumayusi
Support

Support

  • Keria -> Keria

And that covers all of the roster changes so far. League of Legends Champions Korea Spring 2025 season is ramping up to be quite interesting to watch, and given how the almost unstoppable T1 lineup has finally changed, anything is possible in the next year of LoL Esports.

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