Dota 2 post-TI15 roster shuffle live tracker: All the biggest moves [UPDATED]

Zloster Published September 14, 2026

Dota 2 post-TI15 roster shuffle live tracker: All the biggest moves [UPDATED]

The end of The International 2026 means the beginning of the long post-TI roster changes. Teams from all skill groups are doing whatever they can to build stronger rosters for the new competitive season.

This page is being updated as more shuffles take place.

While we don’t expect to see roster changes at the TI15 champions Team Spirit, some of the other squads are already making their moves. That’s why this article will include some of the more important roster changes and share some details about them.

Keep in mind that the PGL Wallachia Season 9, the first big Dota 2 tournament after TI15, is just around the corner. The event starts on September 17, so teams will need to finalize their rosters before then.

Dota 2 roster changes 2026

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Balu Team released qute, Akamu, diman4ig and Kaeioet, as well as chipikao. Rkuzen, who used to be a coach, is now the team’s ambassador.
CyberHero added WoE, Ainkrad, bb3px and Htrd to its roster. The squad also added Sbdushg as its coach and Frank– as manager.
Level UP decided to part ways with its entir Dota 2 roster. Following the news, Htrd, queezy, bb3px, Ainkrad, WoE and Sbdush are no longer a part of the organization.
Faker, Neko, Arkano and Smoker are now a part of a new club called Pacific Esports. The latter also added pamplona, who used to be a part of Zetta Games.
Abed joined PlayTime and will play alongside Elmisho. The roster is not ready yet, so we expect to see more changes in the next couple of days.
Yuma will now play for GamerLegion. The player was a part of LGD Gaming and played at TI15 last month.
Satanic is now officially a part of PARIVISION. He played for the team before, but he was on loan from Team Spirit.
Nisha is no longer a part of Team Liquid. One of the most legendary mid-laners in Dota 2 parted ways with the club that he played for many years.
Wits, Thiolicor, Sneyking, SumaiL and Davai are now a part of LGD Gaming. The latter decided to build a new roster that consists of SA, NA, and EU players, so it will be very interesting to see it in action.
Topson and OneJey are now a part of OG. This was an interesting and surprising move by the European powerhouse. OG also decided to add kaffs as their new coach, so it seems like the team is preparing for 2027.
Collapse and Miposhka have both been moved to Team Spirit’s inactive roster. On the other hand, Illidan will now be the team’s new coach. Botyuk from Yellow Submarine also joined the team (he will take Collapse’s place)
Wisper made an interesting move to Team Liquid. He will join miCKe, Nisha, Boxi and tOfu as the team’s offlaner.
TA2000 is no longer a part of Power Rangers. The player moved to Team Synapse.
ATF is now a part of Team Yandex, at least for the upcoming season. He used to play for Team Falcons, but after the organization decided to exit Dota 2, some of the team members joined new squads.
Nightfall was moved to Aurora’s inactive roster. Instead of him, the team decided to add skiter to the squad. The latter comes from Team Falcons.
Gpk, one of the best Eastern European Dota 2 players, was moved to BetBoom Team’s inactive roster. The squad also did the same with boolk, who used to be its coach. BetBoom eventually announced their new team with the likes of kiritych~, Save-, MieRo; swedenstrong, Kataomi and TORONTOKYO, who will be the team’s coach.
Ace is no longer a part of Team Liquid. The player officially left the squad after spending close to one year.
Xm, zeal, and XinQ joined Xtreme Gaming as the team is looking to rebuild its roster. They will join BoBoKa and maps, who is now the squad’s head coach. This move happened after the Chinese powerhouse decided to drop its current roster following TI 2026’s end. fy, xNova, Xxs and NothingToSay are no longer a part of the team.
Yopaj, Raven, and TIMS have left OG and are now without a team. The same is true for Nikko, which means that the Filipino squad will be looking to find a new home soon.
Team Falcons decided to part ways with its Dota 2 roster. This means that Atf, Sneyking, Malr1ne and skiter no longer have a team.
Ilbris eSports parted ways with Niche, Ponlo, and Manem.
There is a new Dota 2 team from Southeast Asia called Xipto Esports. It will have the following players – 23savage, inYourdreaM, Fbz, Q, and Oli.
Yakult Brother’s offlane also left and Beyond will take his slot.
planet, the Chinese powerhouse, left Team Resilience. Instead, the latter added TK to its roster.
MoOz left Zero Tenacity after failing to live up to the expectations.
Akashi decided to leave Team Execration. We have no information about his future club yet.
LGD’s manager Babi is no longer a part of the organization.
REKONIX parted ways with its entire Indonesian roster, including the coach MinD_ContRoL and the team’s manager Nayo.
Aui_2000, Team Falcon’s legendary coach, announced his retirement shortly after the tournament. He actually won The International 5 with Evil Geniuses more than 10 years ago and also lifted the Aegis as a coach with Falcons.
Virtus.Pro’s team, coach, and manager are no longer a part of the organization. The latter decided to make this drastic move after failing to live up to the expectations. We will pay close attention to whether the roster finds a new home and what’s going to happen with Virtus.Pro in Dota 2.
LGD’s manager Babi, is no longer a part of the organization.
Vici Gaming decided to part ways with all of its roster following the disappointing performance. We will have to wait and see whether it will bring in new players under its banner or decide to leave Dota 2 for good.
SumaiL and Cr1t announced their retirements. The Pakistani player already hinted that this could be his last big professional event, and he confirmed it after Nigmna were eliminated. he will go down as one of the greatst Dota 2 players ever. The same happened to Cr1t, Team Falcons’ position 4 player. He ends a career where he won pretty much everything, including The International 2025.