The LPL Spring 2024 rosters are locked and loaded.
The LPL region had a successful year in 2023. JD Gaming’s super team comprising Bai “369” Jia-Hao, Seo “Kanavi” Jin-hyeok, Zhuo “knight” Ding, Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk, and Lou “MISSING” Yun-Feng won LPL Spring, MSI, and LPL Summer.
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They were hoping to complete the golden road, but were once again halted by T1 in the semifinals just like the previous year’s Worlds.
After another turbulent offseason, LPL Spring 2024 resets the board. Here’s the full roster of every team competing.
All LPL Spring 2024 rosters
Anyone’s Legend
The biggest name on Anyone’s Legend’s roster is bot laner Wang “Hope” Jie, who trained with Edward Gaming before getting picked up by JD Gaming for the 2022 season.
He moved to Team WE before joining Anyone’s Legend for LPL Spring 2024.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Wang “Hery” He-Yong | Top laner |
| Kim “Croco” Dong-beom | Jungler |
| Cui “Shanks” Xiao-Jun | Mid laner |
| Wang “Hope” Jie | Bot laner |
| Kim “Kael” Jin-hong | Support |
| Ou-Yang “Relife” Jin-Cheng | Jungler (support) |
Bilibili Gaming
Zhuo “knight” Ding has gone from one strong team to another.
After spending three years with Top Esports, and achieving the most in his career so far in 2023 with JD Gaming, he’s now playing for rival team Bilibili Gaming, swapping places with Zeng “Yagao” Qi.
The rest of the roster, highlighted by top laner Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin, remains intact, with contracts ending in November 2024.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin | Top laner |
| Peng “Xun” Li-Xun | Jungler |
| Zhuo “knight” Ding | Mid laner |
| Zhao “Elk” Jia-Hao | Bot laner |
| Luo “ON” Wen-Jun | Support |
| Zuo “LvMao” Ming-Hao | Support (substitute) |
Edward Gaming
Former LNG Esports top laner Hu “Ale” Jia-Le has joined Edward Gaming for LPL Spring 2024.
Together with Worlds 2021 champion Zhao “Jiejie” Li-Jie, they’re the two most senior members on the team. The rest of the players were promoted from Edward Gaming’s academy squad.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Hu “Ale” Jia-Le | Top laner |
| Zhao “Jiejie” Li-Jie | Jungler |
| Lee “Fisher” Jeong-tae | Mid laner |
| Hu “Leave” Hong-Chao | Bot laner |
| Zhao “Vampire” Zhe-Can | Support |
| Wang “Monki” Meng-Qi | Jungler (substitute) |
FunPlus Phoenix
Former DWG KIA and DRX bot laner Seo “deokdam” Dae-gil have hopped over from the LCK.
He is joined by fellow South Korean support player Kim “Life” Jeong-min who previously competed with Gen.G, KT Rolster, and Hanwha Life Esports. Together, they will make their debut in the LPL.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Ping “Xiaolaohu” Xiao-Hu | Top laner |
| Cai “milkyway” Zi-Jun | Jungler |
| Wang “moyan” Xin | Jungler |
| Yang “Care” Jie | Mid laner |
| Seo “deokdam” Dae-gil | Bot laner |
| Kim “Life” Jeong-min | Support |
Invictus Gaming
Former eStar, Royal Never Give Up, and Ultra Prime mid laner Yuan “Cryin” Cheng-Wei has joined Invictus Gaming for the LPL Spring 2024 season.
The rest of the players will continue in their respective roles from 2023. Former substitute Liao “Wen” Wen-Wei has been promoted to the main roster.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Chau “YSKM” Shu Tak | Top laner |
| Liao “Wen” Wen-Wei | Top laner |
| Guo “Tianzhen” Qi-Fan | Jungler |
| Yuan “Cryin” Cheng-Wei | Mid laner |
| An “Ahn” Shan-Ye | Bot laner |
| Zhang “Wink” Rui | Support |
| Luo “xiaoyueji” Shi-Hao | Bot laner (substitute) |
JD Gaming
The toothpaste returns.
Zeng “Yagao” Qi kicked off his career with JD Gaming in 2018, then left to play for Bilibili Gaming in 2023. After Zhuo “knight” Ding’s departure, he’s back for the 2024 season, reuniting with Seo “Kanavi” Jin-hyeok.
JDG also re-signed Lou “MISSING” Yun-Feng and Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk, who will be competing another year in China.
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After a year’s absence, former Edward Gaming top laner Li “Flandre” Xuan-Jun returns to the competitive scene.
For the LPL Spring 2024 season, JD Gaming is led by Won “Mafa” Sang-yeon, former Invictus Gaming and Gen.G coach who’s filling in Yoon “Homme” Sung-young’s shoes as he takes an indefinite break.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Xu “sheer” Wen-Jie | Top laner |
| Li “Flandre” Xuan-Jun | Top laner |
| Seo “Kanavi” Jin-hyeok | Jungler |
| Zeng “Yagao” Qi | Mid laner |
| Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk | Bot laner |
| Lou “MISSING” Yun-Feng | Support |
| Lan “Lzq” Zi-Qi | Mid laner (substitute) |
LGD Gaming
You’ll recognize him from his time on DWG KIA when he substituted for Jang “Nuguri” Ha-gwon.
Departing Liiv SANDBOX in the LCK, Noh “Burdol” Tae-yoon makes his LPL debut on LGD Gaming as their sole top laner.
Besides the addition of Zou “Kepler” Jia-Le, the rest of the lineup from 2023 remains the same.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Noh “Burdol” Tae-yoon | Top laner |
| Zeng “Meteor” Guo-Hao | Jungler |
| Zhang “haichao” Hai-Chao | Mid laner |
| Zou “Kepler” Jia-Le | Bot laner |
| Qiu “Shaoye” Guo-Bin | Bot laner |
| Xie “Jinjiao” Jin-Shan | Support |
LNG Esports
The biggest change to LNG Esports’ roster going into LPL Spring 2024 is the departure of star jungler Lee “Tarzan” Seung-yong, who as of writing, is a free agent.
He is replaced by Wei “Weiwei” Bo-Han who previously played for Weibo Gaming, Bilibili Gaming, and Victory Five.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Tang “Zika” Hua-Yu | Top laner |
| Wei “Weiwei” Bo-Han | Jungler |
| Lee “Scout” Ye-chan | Mid laner |
| Chen “GALA” Wei | Bot laner |
| Fu “Hang” Ming-Hang | Support |
| Ling “Mark” Xu | Support |
Ninjas in Pyjamas
Newsflash! Song “Rookie” Eui-jin is still competing this year.
Leaving Top Esports for Ninjas in Pyjamas, he reunites with Ying “Photic” Qi-Shen who teamed up with him on Victory Five in 2022.
Support Wang “Zhuo” Xu-Zhuo, another former Top Esports and Victory Five player, also made the jump to NIP.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Deng “shanji” Zi-Jian | Top laner |
| Mao “Aki” An | Jungler |
| Song “Rookie” Eui-jin | Mid laner |
| Ying “Photic” Qi-Shen | Bot laner |
| Wang “Zhuo” Xu-Zhuo | Support |
Oh My God
From Suning to Weibo Gaming, Worlds 2020 runner-up Xiang “Angel” Tao played briefly for Royal Never Give Up and Ninjas in Pyjamas in 2023. He’s now found a more permanent home on Oh My God.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Dai “Cube” Yi | Top laner |
| Fang “xiaofang” Zhe-Yu | Jungler |
| Xiang “Angel” Tao | Mid laner |
| Dai “Able” Zhi-Chun | Bot laner |
| Guo “ppgod” Peng | Support |
| Lei “Starry” Ming | Support (substitute) |
Rare Atom
South Korean pro and former KT Rolster mid laner Lee “VicLa” Dae-kwang competed in the LCS with FlyQuest in 2023. He will make his debut in the LPL under the Rare Atom banner for the 2024 season.
Veteran support Liu “ShiauC” Chia-Hao is back in the LPL after a stint with CTBC Flying Oyster in the PCS.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Xu “Xiaoxu” Xing-Zu | Top laner |
| Yang “naiyou” Zi-Jian | Jungler |
| Lee “VicLa” Dae-kwang | Mid laner |
| Zou “Assum” Wei | Bot laner |
| Liu “ShiauC” Chia-Hao | Support |
| Yang “Zorah” Chong-Jiang | Support |
Royal Never Give Up
Worlds 2019 champion and former FunPlus Phoenix bot laner Lin “Lwx” Wei-Xiang has left the organization after five years.
For LPL Spring 2024, he’ll lane with Shi “Ming” Sen-Ming in the bot lane instead, who re-signed with Royal Never Give Up. The rest of the roster has been retained from Summer 2023.
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| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Chen “Breathe” Chen | Top laner |
| Yan “Wei” Yang-Wei | Jungler |
| Lin “Tangyuan” Yu-Hong | Mid laner |
| Lin “Lwx” Wei-Xiang | Bot laner |
| Li “LP” Fei | Bot laner |
| Shi “Ming” Sen-Ming | Support |
Team WE
Veteran mid laner Chu “FOFO” Chun-Lan joins Team WE after competing with Edward Gaming last season. Previously he made his mark with Bilibili Gaming and Rare Atom.
Former FlyQuest bot laner Lee “Prince” Chae-hwan returns to the LPL for Spring 2024.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Huang “Wayward” Ren-Xing | Top laner |
| Yang “Heng” Cui-Heng | Jungler |
| Chu “FOFO” Chun-Lan | Mid laner |
| Lee “Prince” Chae-hwan | Bot laner |
| Liao “Iwandy” Ding-Yang | Support |
| Guo “Stay” Yi-Yang | Bot laner (substitute) |
TT Gaming
South Korean top laner Yoon “HOYA” Yong-ho and mid laner Son “ucal” Woo-hyeon will continue to play for TT Gaming this season.
The newest faces to join the squad are supports Wang “Feather” Tian-Ci-Fu, formerly from Rare Atom, and Zhang “QiuQiu” Ming formerly from FunPlus Phoenix.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Yoon “HOYA” Yong-ho | Top laner |
| Yang “Beichuan” Ling | Jungler |
| Son “ucal” Woo-hyeon | Mid laner |
| Li “1xn” Xiu-Nan | Bot laner |
| Wang “Feather” Tian-Ci-Fu | Support |
| Zhang “QiuQiu” Ming | Support |
Top Esports
The prodigal top laner returns.
After two boisterous years on JD Gaming working under the leadership of head coach Yoon “Homme” Sung-young, Bai “369” Jia-Hao is back at Top Esports alongside star bot laner Yu “JackeyLove” Wen-Bo.
LPL Spring 2024 is also going to be the first time we see Worlds 2021 champion and veteran support Tian “Meiko” Ye pair up with JackeyLove in the bot lane, which is pretty exciting.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Bai “369” Jia-Hao | Top laner |
| Gao “Tian” Tian-Liang | Jungler |
| Lin “Creme” Jian | Mid laner |
| Yu “JackeyLove” Wen-Bo | Bot laner |
| Tian “Meiko” Ye | Support |
| Ying “Niket” Xin-Yuan | Support (substitute) |
Ultra Prime
Practically the whole Ultra Prime has reformed for LPL Spring 2024.
Highlight players include former Invictus Gaming and LNG Esports mid laner Zhang “Yuekai” Yue-Kai and former Bilibili Gaming bot laner Chiu “Doggo” Tzu-Chuan.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Zhang “Decade” Hua-Xin | Top laner |
| Zhang “zs” Shuai | Top laner |
| Yang “H4cker” Zhi-Hao | Jungler |
| Zhang “Yuekai” Yue-Kai | Mid laner |
| Chiu “Doggo” Tzu-Chuan | Bot laner |
| Sun “Jwei” Jun-Wei | Support |
Weibo Gaming
Weibo Gaming finished second at Worlds 2023 after getting swept by T1 in the final. Star top laner Kang “TheShy” Seung-lok is nowhere to be seen as he takes a break from competitive gaming.
His fellow teammates however, are pressing on. Veterans Li “Xiaohu” Yuan-Hao, Wang “Light” Guang-Yu, and Liu “Crisp” Qing-Song are still strongholds on 2024 roster.
Replacing TheShy is Zhu “Zdz” De-Zhang, previously from Anyone’s Legend.
| PLAYER ROSTER | ROLE |
| Zhu “Zdz” De-Zhang | Top laner |
| Peng “Xiaohao” Hao | Jungler |
| Chen “Cyku” Jin-Kun | Mid laner |
| Li “Xiaohu” Yuan-Hao | Mid laner |
| Wang “Light” Guang-Yu | Bot laner |
| Liu “Crisp” Qing-Song | Support |
| Shi “Erha” Xu-Ye | Support (substitute) |
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