2024 LEC roster tracker: All confirmed and reported player moves

Superstars, prospects, and everyone in between.

A crowd cheers at a stadium, watching the LEC 2023 Summer playoffs.
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Although the 2023 competitive season did not end the way European League of Legends fans wanted, the LEC is already in full swing when it comes to the offseason and the various player moves that teams are completing ahead of the new year.

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From new superteams, fresh faces, and new teams looking to make an impact in their first season in the league, the 2024 LEC season will be one of the most exciting seasons to watch as a fan or analyst. Some organizations wish to rewrite their fortunes after falling short of expectations, others aim to remain dominant with even stronger players, while some are trying to surprise with a Cinderella story of their own.

Over the next weeks, supporters from around the world will wait for posts from their favorite esports journalists as rumors and speculation continue to fly across the community, until each team confirms their rosters on their own time.

Here are all of the reported and official roster moves of the 2024 LEC offseason.

All confirmed and reported LEC player moves

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Fnatic

  • Oct. 12: Rekkles officially parts ways with Fnatic, becomes free agent and roleswaps to support.
  • Nov. 14: Trymbi confirms that he will not be starting for any LEC team in the 2024 Winter Split.

G2 Esports

  • G2 Esports confirms that the entire 2023 roster will be remaining with the organization.

Karmine Corp

  • Oct. 18: Karmine Corp officially joins the LEC for 2024.
  • Oct. 31: Veteran jungler Cinkrof reveals that he “most likely” won’t be playing on Karmine Corp’s LEC roster.

KOI/Infinite Reality

MAD Lions

SK Gaming

Team BDS

Team Heretics

Team Vitality

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Tyler Esguerra
Lead League of Legends writer for Dot Esports. Forever an LCS supporter, AD carry main, with more than five years in the industry. Sometimes I like clicking heads in Call of Duty or VALORANT. Creator of the Critical Strike Podcast.
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Hayley Andrews is a staff writer for Dot Esports with a dual degree in business and human resource management. After discovering her passion for creative writing and gaming, she now writes about MOBAs, MMOs, and cozy games.
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