LVP 2025 Spring Roster Changes

We will go over the League of Legends LVP SuperLiga changes so far for the upcoming competitive year.

NewsLyubomir Spasov

LVP 2025 Spring All Roster Changes
Riot Games

With the League of Legends competitive year coming to an end, many organizations are scouting for new players to win the Spanish League of Legends competition LVP SuperLiga (LVP). Not only is this championship a proving ground for upcoming rookies, wanting to make it to the LEC, and hopefully the international stage, but it also serves as a great entryway for casual fans to get addicted to LoL Esports.

Having that in mind, we'll go over all of the roster changes so far for the upcoming LVP 2025 Spring Split.

LVP Spring 2025 Rosters

LVP
Riot Games

With a whopping 10 teams that will compete in the LVP in 2025, we are in for some massive changes when it comes to each individual roster. Whether rookies are being promoted to the LEC or new upcoming talent is trying to prove their skills, certainly, the next year of LoL Esports will bring a lot of bangers.

Barça Esports

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Whiteknight
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Thayger
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Czekolad
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Legolas
Support

Support

  • Player: Whiteinn

GIANTX Pride

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Ferret
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Feisty
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Aetinoth
Support

Support

  • Player: Lospa

Guasones

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Support

Support

  • Player: Unconfirmed

Los Heretics

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Tracyn
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Daglas
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Sajator
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Rin
Support

Support

  • Player: Unconfirmed

LUA Gaming

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Support

Support

  • Player: Unconfirmed

Movistar KOI

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Spooder
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Eckas
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Fresskowy
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Unforgiven
Support

Support

  • Player: Kamilius

Ramboot Club

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Support

Support

  • Player: Unconfirmed

Rebels Gaming

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Support

Support

  • Player: Unconfirmed

UCAM Esports

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Sinmivak
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Koldo
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Escik
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Andariel
Support

Support

  • Player: iLEVI

ZETA Gaming

Top Lane

Top Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Jungler

Jungler

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Mid Lane

Mid Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Bot Lana

Bot Lane

  • Player: Unconfirmed
Support

Support

  • Player: Unconfirmed

And that covers all of the roster changes so far. The LVP SuperLiga 2025 Spring season is ramping up to be quite interesting to watch, and given how many rookies have been acquired so far for the LEC, we might see a new generation of pro players representing the EMEA internationally very soon.

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