Worlds Roster 2025

LCK #1 Seed

A statement year: dominant in the LCK regular season, then a 3-1 win over Hanwha Life Esports in the LCK finals to lock first seed to Worlds. On the international stage they went back-to-back at MSI 2025, edging T1 3-2, and added the Esports World Cup title over AG.AL. Historic consistency from spring through summer, with a long series win streak across the mid-year.

Gen.G Esports Worlds Roster

Kiin

Canyon

Chovy

Ruler

Duro

LCK #2 Seed

A clear upward curve: solid domestic form into a finals berth, where they fell 1-3 to Gen.G. Internationally they reached the Esports World Cup playoffs but finished mid-pack. The core looked cohesive, and the summer surge earned them Korea’s second seed.

Hanwha Life Esports Worlds Roster

Zeus

Peanut

Zeka

Viper

Delight

LCK #3 Seed

Resilient postseason run. KT upset Gen.G 3-2 in Round 2 of LCK playoffs, then finished third after a 0-3 rematch loss to Gen.G. Momentum and experience through the bracket secured a Worlds slot and capped a much steadier second half of the year.

kt Rolster Worlds Roster

PerfecT

Cuzz

Bdd

Deokdam

Peter

LCK #4 Seed

Strong across the split phases and ever dangerous in playoffs, but this year was defined by near-misses. They finished MSI 2025 as runner-up to Gen.G, placed third at the Esports World Cup by beating G2, and bowed out of LCK playoffs in third after losses to HLE and Gen.G. Still a top contender heading into Worlds.

T1 Worlds Roster

Doran

Oner

Faker

Gumayusi

Keria

LPL #1 Seed

China’s late-season kings: Split 3 champions after a 3-2 win over Top Esports to claim the LPL season title and first seed. Earlier, BLG stumbled at MSI, falling 0-3 to Anyone’s Legend, and exited EWC in the quarterfinal range, but the summer rebound was decisive.

Bilibili Gaming Worlds Roster

Bin

shad0w

Knight

Elk

ON

LPL #2 Seed

Breakout year. They won LPL Split 2 over BLG, took third at MSI after a tight series with T1, and reached the EWC grand final as AG.AL, falling 2-3 to Gen.G. A rapid rise from domestic promise to genuine international threat.

Anyone’s Legend Worlds Roster

Flandre

Tarzan

Shanks

Hope

Kael

LPL #3 Seed

Bookended the LPL calendar: Split 1 champions over AL, then Split 3 runners-up to BLG. Consistently elite domestically with star power showing up in big series, which set them up well for China’s home Worlds despite missing the final hurdle in September.

Top Esports Worlds Roster

369

Kanavi

Creme

JackeyLove

Hang

LPL #4 Seed

Strong resurgence in LPL Split 3: 11-3 in Group Ascend, and a playoff run cut short by AG.AL. They head to Worlds Play-In with a marquee opener versus T1 on October 14.

Invictus Gaming Worlds Roster

TheShy

Wei

Rookie

GALA

Meiko

LTA #1 Seed

Standard-bearers for the Americas. They won LTA North Split 2 to reach MSI, where they landed mid-table, then captured the overall LTA Championship in late September by beating Vivo Keyd Stars. A strong domestic ceiling with flashes of international bite.

FlyQuest Wolrds Roster

Bwipo

Inspired

Quad

Massu

Busio

LTA #2 Seed

South kings turned continental runners-up: won LTA South Split 3 with a 3-0 over RED Canids, beat 100 Thieves 3-1 in the Championship upper bracket, then fell 1-3 to FlyQuest in the grand final.

Vivo Keyd Stars Worlds Roster

Boal

Disamis

Mireu

Morttheus

Trymbi

LTA #3 Seed

Chaotic year that ended on a high: qualified for Worlds through the LTA Championship after a 3-0 sweep of RED Canids, then lost 1-3 to VKS to finish third. A late split roster tweak and lower-bracket surge defined their run.

100 Thieves Worlds Roster

Dhokla

River

Quid

FBI

Eyla

LEC #1 Seed

Back on Europe’s throne. After losing LEC Spring to Movistar KOI, G2 swept MKOI 3-0 in Madrid to lift the Summer Season Finals and lock Europe’s first seed. Internationally they made EWC top four, losing the third-place match to T1.

G2 Esports Worlds Roster

BrokenBlade

SkewMond

Caps

Hans Sama

Labrov

LEC #2 Seed

A landmark year: LEC Spring champions over G2 to reach MSI and EWC, then Summer runners-up after a 0-3 to G2 in the Madrid final. Despite the setback, Spring form and Summer consistency secured a Worlds berth and a genuine step into Europe’s elite.

Movistar KOI Worlds Roster

Myrwn

Elyoya

Jojopyun

Supa

Alvaro

LEC #3 Seed

Secured Europe’s third seed by beating Karmine Corp 3-1, then lost 1-3 to Movistar KOI in Madrid. G2 later swept KOI 3-0 in the final, leaving Fnatic as the LEC’s No. 3 heading to Worlds.

Fnatic Worlds Roster

Oscarinin

Razork

Poby

Upset

Mikyx

LCP #1 Seed

LCP’s standard-bearer in 2025: completed the LCP “grand slam” and won the Season Finals to claim the region’s first seed. Their year included eye-catching international form at First Stand and MSI.

LCP #2 Seed

Breakout LCP contender: reached the LCP grand final after a 3-1 lower-bracket win over Talon, then finished runner-up to CFO. Earned LCP’s second seed for Worlds.

Team Secret Whales Worlds Roster

Hiro02

Hitzo

Dire

Eddie

Taki

LCP #3 Seed

Up-and-down season: no domestic title in 2025, a tough LCP group stage, yet they still clinched the region’s third Worlds slot through the Season Finals playoffs. Enter Worlds aiming to rebound.

PSG Talon Worlds Roster

Azhi

Karsa

Maple

Betty

Woody