According to Sheep Esports, Busio and Reapered are set to join Karmine Corp for the 2026 season.
League of Legends Teams
League of Legends pro play revolves around organizations that build, train, and field elite rosters. You'll find everything about roster roles, staff, transfer periods, and how regional leagues feed First Stand, MSI and Worlds. Learn the key stats and habits that reveal form, so you can follow Teams with clarity across seasons and patches.
Peanut officially announces retirement
Wang Ho Han, better known to League of Legends fans around the world as Peanut, has officially announced his retirement from professional play.
Worlds 2025 Pick’ems snapshot: top picks and bans
With more than 20 matches over six days now haven been played at Worlds 2025, here’s a status for how the pick’ems stats are looking.
Worlds 2025 Finals preview: The Telekom Wars between T1 and KT
T1 chase a historic three-peat, KT ride red-hot form, and the Telekom Wars reach a new peak at Worlds 2025.
Mywrn after win over TSW: “Now we have another chance to make it out of Swiss and reach the top eight”
Alex “Myrwn” Pastor Villarejo shared his thoughts on six-man rosters, confidence after losing the LEC Finals, and being so close to Worlds 2025 playoffs.
LoL Esports LEC and ERL teams contract database
Here is a comprehensive database for all LoL Esports players across Europe. Find out when your favorite players contract runs out.
Azael on FlyQuest vs G2: “I think the only place I favor G2 is the mid lane”
With Worlds 2025 off to a roaring start, we finally get an NA vs EU clash in Swiss with a playoffs berth on the line. G2 vs FlyQuest is the matchup Western fans asked for.
Worlds 2025 day 3 results and future swiss matchups drawn
With Day 2 in the books and the Day 3 draw set, here’s a clean recap of today’s action: KT Rolster stand as the only LCK team still undefeated, while the 1–1 bracket of the Swiss Stage looks absolutely stacked.
TES eliminate G2 to kill the Wests hopes at Worlds
The LPL 3rd seed has taken down G2 in four games to advance to the Worlds 2025 semi-finals.
Jojopyun on EU at internationals: “Maybe Europe has had a choking problem”
Jojopyun discusses Europe’s reputation at internationals, a likely G2 showdown, and MKOI’s bid to defend the LEC title on home soil.
Razork: “To win my first title at a huge event in my hometown would be a dream”
Elated after Fnatic’s 3-1 over Karmine Corp, Razork discusses the Madrid crowd, Oscarinin outplaying Canna, and the push for his first LEC title after securing a Worlds berth.
KC Yike: “The last two playoffs, we beat them [Fnatic], I hope we can do it a third time”
Martin “Yike” Sundelin reveals his dream Worlds location, what he thinks KC’ ceiling is and about saving good picks for playoffs.
Dhokla: “I had a choice between LYON or 100T and LYON was like double the money”
Dhokla on the most recent episode of PROS: “I had a choice between LYON or 100T and LYON was like double the money”
Worlds 2025 day 3 results and future swiss matchups drawn
With Day 2 in the books and the Day 3 draw set, here’s a clean recap of today’s action: KT Rolster stand as the only LCK team still undefeated, while the 1–1 bracket of the Swiss Stage looks absolutely stacked.
Worlds results Day 1 and Day 2 Swiss draw revealed
With Day 1 of Worlds wrapped, we already have upsets, clean wins, and a few nail-biters setting...
Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage matchups set
With T1 defeating IG, the draw for the Swiss Stage has taken place. Here are the draws for the first round of the Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage.
Caps before Worlds: “We wouldn’t even come here if we didn’t think we could win Worlds”
LoLNow.gg caught up with G2’s mid laner Rasmus “Caps” Winther before Worlds 2025 kicks off. The Dane was confident that G2 will clear the Swiss stage after a couple of tough years for Europe.
Emotional Myrwn: “Letting down a lot of people is not easy”
MKOI’s top laner Myrwn reflects on a tough LEC Finals loss to G2, the pressure of expectations, and how the team plans to reset for Worlds.
G2 SkewMond: “We’ve gathered a lot of experience, now it’s time to show it in the final”
G2 jungler Skewmond says a year of hard lessons has sharpened the team’s play, and he aims to cap it by winning the LEC Summer Final in Madrid.
Jojopyun on EU at internationals: “Maybe Europe has had a choking problem”
Jojopyun discusses Europe’s reputation at internationals, a likely G2 showdown, and MKOI’s bid to defend the LEC title on home soil.
Razork: “To win my first title at a huge event in my hometown would be a dream”
Elated after Fnatic’s 3-1 over Karmine Corp, Razork discusses the Madrid crowd, Oscarinin outplaying Canna, and the push for his first LEC title after securing a Worlds berth.
Labrov after first LEC title: “In G2 you are expected to win everything”
G2’s support Labrov reflects on finally lifting an LEC trophy, the pressure of expectations, and the team’s preparation heading into Worlds.
Emotional Myrwn: “Letting down a lot of people is not easy”
MKOI’s top laner Myrwn reflects on a tough LEC Finals loss to G2, the pressure of expectations, and how the team plans to reset for Worlds.
G2 SkewMond: “We’ve gathered a lot of experience, now it’s time to show it in the final”
G2 jungler Skewmond says a year of hard lessons has sharpened the team’s play, and he aims to cap it by winning the LEC Summer Final in Madrid.
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Boukada on BDS’ playoff push: “Our goal is to make Worlds. Anything else would be a disappointment.”
Team BDS left the stage talking less about what went wrong and more about what’s next. The loss to...
Vitality Czajek after qualifying for LEC playoffs: “Fnatic is easily beatable.”
Vitality steadied after dropping the opener to Karmine Corp and closed the series 2-1 to qualify...
LEC Summer 2025 Week 3 Recap: G2 sweep Fnatic and BDS, Vitality’s double over NAVI and KC, SK on the board
Week 3 delivered clear statements. G2 took down Fnatic and BDS in clean 2–0s to seize control of...
Caps on the matchup versus Poby: “I think he played well”
After sweeping Fnatic 2-0 in the LEC last night, Rasmus “Caps” Winther talked to Sjokz in the...
RNG Withdraws from LPL and LDL Amid Legal and Financial Turmoil
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Jojopyun on EU at MSI: “EU as a whole had a bad MSI performance”
MKOI mid laner Joseph “Jojopyun” Joon Pyun gave a blunt post-MSI 2025 verdict on the latest...
LEC Summer 2025 Week 2 Recap: G2’s Perfect Game, Yike’s Skarner, and Fnatic Stay Unbeaten
The 2025 LEC Summer Split continued with a high-stakes second week full of rivalry matches and...
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Pro Teams in League of Legends
Professional squads are organizations that recruit talent, build systems, and chase regional titles for First Stand, MSI and Worlds. A standard lineup has five roles: top, jungle, mid, bot, and support. Staff handle coaching and analysis.
Rosters and staff structure
Many orgs use a pyramid: main roster, subs, academy. Contracts define buyouts and terms. Practice centers on scrims. Coaches plan, analysts prep drafts, and players sharpen champion pools.
Leagues and events
Domestic leagues shape the calendar. Regular seasons seed playoffs, and playoffs award international slots. Formats vary, but playoffs use best of series. Spring and summer remain common across regions.
Draft, styles, and win conditions
Pick and ban sets the plan. Some lineups push early skirmishes. Others scale for teamfights and objective play. Track markers: first herald, first dragon, plates, Baron setups. Strong teams stack vision, control waves, and strike on item timers.
Transfers, rules, and scouting
Transfer windows land near split breaks. Import and residency rules differ by region, with roster locks limiting late moves. Scouts watch solo queue, national leagues, and amateur events. Follow roster news to see how Teams change identity when a new coach or jungler arrives.
How to judge form
Start with draft goals, lane assignments, and jungle pathing. Then check mid game structure: side lane setups and objective timers. Numbers help: gold lead at fifteen, dragon and herald rates, Baron power plays. Rewatch key fights to judge engage choice and execution.
Common pitfalls
Do not rate teams by brand alone. Track patch shifts that lift or cut key champs. Be careful with scrim talk. It rarely matches stage play. Adjust for schedule load and short rest. A clean regular season can hide shaky best of five play.