Rostermania: All LoL roster swaps for the LoL Esports 2027 season

While the top teams are busy competing at the LoL World Championship, the remaining ones are rebuilding their rosters for 2027. Throughout the offseason, these changes will continue until all organisations have assembled their full squad.
This article will be updated regularly to include all new developments. Here are all the LoL roster swaps for the 2027 season.
2027 LoL roster swaps
LoL roster swaps updates
This article was last updated on November 8, 2026. All changes from 2026 are highlighted in bold. Minus signs indicate that the previous player will leave, but their replacement hasn’t been announced yet.
LEC

G2 will rebuild around Caps in the LEC. Image Credit: Yicun Liu / Riot Games
G2 Esports and Movistar KOI had both run back with the same roster two years in a row. For both teams, it ended up unsuccessful as they failed to reach the LoL Worlds Knockout Stage. As this long-term bet didn’t pay off, this offseason will be one for rebuilding.
| Team | Top | Jungle | Mid | Bot | Support | Head Coach | Other staff | Confirmed out |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G2 Esports | – | Linas “Lyncas” Nauncikas | Lampros “Labrov” Papoutsakis | Alfonso “Mithy” Aguirre Rodríguez | Patrick “Pad” Suckow-Breum | Sergen “BrokenBlade” Çelik (Top) Rudy “SkewMond” Semaan (Jungle) Luka “Perkz” Perković (Head Coach) | ||
| Movistar KOI | Joseph “Jojopyun” Joon Pyun | Tomás “Melzhet” Campelos Fernández | ||||||
| Karmine Corp | ||||||||
| Natus Vincere | Enes “Rhilech” Uçan | Vasilis “TheRock” Voltis | ||||||
| Team Vitality | – | Wadi “Wadi” Benarbia | Rehareha “Reha” Ramanana | |||||
| GiantX | Francisco “Thayger” Sánchez | Jeong “Feisty” Seong-hoon | Kim “Piero” Jung-hun | André “Guilhoto” Pereira Guilhoto | Rúben “rhuckz” Barbosa Nubar “Maxlore” Sarafian Kamil “Samulek” Samulewski | |||
| Fnatic | – | – | ||||||
| SK Gaming | – | Lanzo “Zicssi” Ciajolo | Seo “SlowQ” Ye-bit | Thomas “3XA” Foucou | Park “Lospa” Joon-hyeong | Martin “Wunder” Hansen (Top) | ||
| Team Heretics | Sebastian “Tracyn” Wojtoń | Iván “Razork” Martín Díaz | Adam “Jackies” Jeřábek | Byeon “Hype” Jeong-hyeon | Yoon “Jun” Se-jun | Erlend “Nukeduck” Våtevik Holm | Yoon “Ice” Sang-hoon (ADC) | |
| Shifters |
LCS

The Team Liquid superteam failed to find success at LoL Worlds 2026. Image Credit: Yicun Liu / Riot Games
After the LCS supposedly sent its “three best ever teams” to LoL Worlds 2026, the CBLOL almost fully eliminated them. The hype died off, and the top organisations will likely see roster swaps too.
| Team | Top | Jungle | Mid | Bot | Support | Head Coach | Other staff | Confirmed out |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team Liquid | Park “Morgan” Ru-han | |||||||
| LYON | ||||||||
| Cloud9 | Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme | Eain “APA” Stearns (Mid) Jesper “Zven” Svenningsen (Bot) | ||||||
| Shopify Rebellion | Seong “Reven” Sang-hyeon (Head Coach) | |||||||
| FlyQuest | ||||||||
| Sentinels | ||||||||
| Disguised | ||||||||
| Dignitas | Noah “Denathor” Erikson | Joshua “Dardoch” Hartnett (Jungle) Cristian “Palafox” Palafox (Mid) Lee “Ignar” Dong-geun (Support) |
LCK

Faker, the central player of T1. Image Credit: Colin Young-Wolff / Riot Games
The LCK still has two representatives fighting to win LoL Worlds 2026. While there is little confirmation so far, South Korea might end up with few LoL roster swaps this year. At the same time, the return of Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu and the promises of Kim “Sharvel” Dan-woo might shake things up for the LCK.
| Team | Top | Jungle | Mid | Bot | Support | Head Coach | Other staff | Confirmed out |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gen.G | ||||||||
| Hanwha Life Esports | ||||||||
| T1 | ||||||||
| Dplus KIA | ||||||||
| KT Rolster | Lee “PerfecT” Seung-min | Jeon “Raptor” Eo-jin | Gwak “Bdd” Bo-sung | Kim “Taeyoon” Tae-yoon | Kim “Kellin” Hyeong-gyu | |||
| BNK FearX | ||||||||
| HANJIN BRION | Shin “Casting” Min-je | Kim “GIDEON” Min-seong | Jo “Roamer” Woo-jin | Park “Teddy” Jin-seong | Namgung “Namgung” Seong-hoon | |||
| Nongshim RedForce | Kim “Deft” Hyuk-kyu | |||||||
| Kiwoom DRX | ||||||||
| DN SOOPers |
LPL

Best LPL players of 2026: Bin and Knight. Image Credit: Colin Young-Wolff / Riot Games
The LPL has one final chance to make history in 2026. With the league already having a lot of roster swaps during the year and mostly Split 3, the offseason could for once give stability to those teams. Top Esports, Invictus Gaming, Bilibili Gaming, Anyone’s Legend, these four teams accounted for most of the LoL roster changes of Summer 2026.
| Team | Top | Jungle | Mid | Bot | Support | Head Coach | Other staff |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anyone’s Legend | |||||||
| Bilibili Gaming | |||||||
| Invictus Gaming | |||||||
| LGD Gaming | |||||||
| Ninjas in Pyjamas | |||||||
| Team WE | |||||||
| Top Esports | |||||||
| JD Gaming | |||||||
| ThunderTalk Gaming | |||||||
| EDward Gaming | |||||||
| Weibo Gaming | |||||||
| LNG Esports | |||||||
| Ultra Prime | |||||||
| Oh My God |
Featured Image Credit: Colin Young-Wolff / Riot Games
















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