Full roster of every team competing in LCK 2025

Updated on November 27, 2:02 p.m. (GMT+8): Added LCK 2025 rosters for BNK FearX, DRX, Nongshim RedForce, and OKSavingsBank BRION.

One of the things fans are most excited about during this League of Legends Esports off-season is the release of the LCK 2025 rosters.

With a new format that replaces the traditional LCK Spring and LCK Summer splits, the Korean league becomes more competitive than ever.

The LCK 2025 season is divided into two halves. The first half features Round 1 and Round 2, while the second half comprises Rounds 3 to 5.

The first two rounds follow a double round-robin format, while the latter rounds utilize a triple round-robin format within groups. All matches are in best-of-threes.

Let’s take a look at all the LCK 2025 rosters competing in this new format in League of Legends Esports Season 15.

All LCK 2025 rosters: Full list of teams and players competing in the LCK 2025 Season

BNK FearX 

BNK FearX adds mid laner Lee “VicLa” Dae-kwang and support Kim “Kellin” Hyeong-gyu to its player roster for the LCK 2025 Season.

VicLa brings international experience from his time with FlyQuest in the LCS and Rare Atom in the LPL.

Kellin, formerly of Dplus KIA, joins the team alongside rookie support Nam “Diable” Dae-geun, who is being promoted from BNK FearX Youth.

Dplus KIA

Dplus KIA is bolstering its LCK 2025 roster with the return of support Cho “BeryL” Geon-hee, who previously played for the team from 2017 to 2021.

BeryL was a key member of the team’s 2020 World Championship-winning roster.

Another exciting change is the promotion of 16-year-old top laner Jeon “Siwoo” Si-woo from the Dplus KIA Challengers team. Siwoo, one of the youngest players in the LCK 2025 rosters, has impressed with his consistent performance in the LCK Challengers League, including multiple appearances in the finals.

DRX

DRX is making big changes to its roster for the LCK 2025 season. The team has acquired top laner Lee “Rich” Jae-won, jungler Lee “Juhan” Ju-han, mid laner Son “Ucal” Woo-hyeon, and support Moon “Andil” Gwan-bin.

Rich, who returned from a year with Dignitas in the LCS and a stint as a Riot Games Korea analyst, has signed a two-year contract with DRX.

Juhan, formerly of GIANTX in the LEC Academy League, rejoins DRX to team up with his fellow jungler Bae “Sponge” Young-jun.

Ucal, after two years of playing with ThunderTalk Gaming in the LPL, returns to the LCK to join DRX.

DRX has also added rookie support Andil, previously of Kwangdong Freecs.

(To be updated)

Gen.G

One of the biggest announcements among LCK 2025 rosters is Gen.G’s retention of star mid laner Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon and the signing of renowned bot laner Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk.

Chovy, a core member of Gen.G since 2021, has been a key player in the team’s four LCK championships.

Ruler, who previously played for Gen.G until 2022, returns to the team after playing in the LPL with JD Gaming.

Both Chovy and Ruler have signed multi-year contracts with Gen.G, securing their place on the team until 2027.

Additionally, Gen.G has re-signed top laner Kim “Kiin” Gi-in and jungler Kim “Canyon” Geon-bu. The team has also added rookie top laner Joo “Duro” Min-kyu from BNK FearX to their roster.

Hanwha Life Esports

After their successful LCK Summer Playoffs 2024 run, Hanwha Life Esports has decided to part ways with top laner Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon. They’ve acquired the highly skilled Choi “Zeus” Woo-je from T1 to fill the void for the LCK 2025 Season.

This is a big change for Zeus, as he transitions from T1, the organization where he began his professional career in 2019. The “God Thunder” joins HLE, forming an LCK 2025 roster that boasts three players who have won the World Championship.

On paper, Hanwha Life Esports has one of the strongest LCK 2025 rosters. However, it remains to be seen how they will perform on the actual stage and if they can live up to the expectations during the LCK 2025 Season.

KT Rolster

KT Rolster is making a few changes to its LCK 2025 roster. One notable addition is the return of jungler Moon “Cuzz” Woo-chan, who previously played for the team in 2023. Cuzz played a crucial role in KT’s playoff appearance during the 2023 regular season.

Additionally, KT is promoting support player Han “Way” Gil from its Challengers team. Way has been a key player for KT Challengers, helping them win back-to-back LCK CL championships in 2024. He is now ready to make his debut in the LCK.

Kwangdong Freecs

Kwangdong Freecs has acquired three new players, including former Cloud9 bot laner Kim “Berserker” Min-cheol, who returns to the LCK after a three-year stint in the North American region.

Berserker is teaming up with Kim “Life” Jeong-min, another Korean player who is returning to the LCK after a year with FunPlus Phoenix in the Chinese region, LPL.

The final addition to the roster is Worlds 2022 champion Hong “Pyosik” Chang-hyeon, who joins from KT Rolster.

Nongshim RedForce

Nongshim Redforce has boosted its roster for the LCK 2025 Season with the signings of top laner Hwang “Kingen” Seong-hoon and support Son “Lehends” Si-woo. Both players have signed multi-year contracts with the organization.

Both Kingen and Lehends are highly regarded players with impressive track records in the LCK and on the international stage.

Kingen played a crucial role in DRX’s World Championship victory in 2022, and was also hailed Worlds 2022 final MVP.

Lehends, known for his unconventional champion picks, won the MSI 2024 title with Gen.G and is considered one of the top support players in the LCK.

OKSavingsBank BRION

OKSavingsBank BRION has signed three promising rookies from the LCK Challengers League for the LCK 2025 Season.

Jungler Ham “HamBak” Yoo-jin, a standout player from KT Rolster Challengers, joins the team after securing back-to-back LCK CL titles in Spring and Summer 2024.

Bot laner Song “Bull” Seon-gyu joins BRION from KDF Challengers. He fills the void left by the team’s former bot laners Lee “Envyy” Myeong-joon and Lee “Samver” Seung-yong.

Byeon “Hype” Jeong-hyeon is on loan from KT Challengers, and also contributes to BRION’s bot lane.

T1

T1 is kicking off the LCK 2025 Season with a revamped roster. With the departure of top laner Choi “Zeus” Woo-je, the team’s former lineup, ZOFGK, has disbanded.

For the LCK 2025 Season, T1 fields a new top laner, Choi “Doran” Hyeon-joon, alongside Mun “Oner” Hyeon-jun, Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok, Lee “Gumayusi” Min-hyeong and Ryu “Keria” Min-seok. This core group has been playing together since 2022 and has proven to be a formidable force in the LCK.

How will Doran’s playstyle and approach complement the established synergy between these four players?

Doran was instrumental in Hanwha Life Esports’ victory over Gen.G in the LCK Summer Playoffs 2024 and played a key role in Gen.G’s LCK Summer Playoffs 2023 triumph against T1.

(To be updated)

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