LCP 2026 Roster Tracker: What’s going on in APAC?

While most of the major regions have completed their offseasons, the LCP still has a lot of question marks on how the team will shape up: here are all the latest rumors and moves ahead of LCP 2026.

LCP 2026 Roster Tracker

• Bolded players are confirmed
• *rumors
• Confirmed departing players will be strikethrough

Updates as of December 22. 

CTBC Flying Oyster

• Top: Driver/Rest ⇒ Rest
• Jungle: Junjia ⇒ Shad0w
• Mid: HongQ ⇒ Pungyeon
• ADC: Doggo ⇒ Doggo
• Support: Kaiwing ⇒ Orca

As the undisputed number one team from the region, CTBC Flying Oyster will have a big task during the offseason after losing three of its six members. The jungle-mid duo of Junjia and HongQ went to JDG while Kaiwing moved to Brazil to join Vivo Keyd Stars.

Rest has recently re-signed with the team and will play alongside Doggo. Driver has announced he’s looking for a team (LFT), so he won’t play for CFO next year. For the replacements, the new jungler will be Shad0w, formerly of BiliBili Gaming, while the support will be Orca, who joins from PSG Talon’s academy. The mid laner has been confirmed to be Korean player Pungyeon, joining from DN Freecs Challengers.

Deep Cross Gaming

• Top: Flauren ⇒ ???
• Jungle: 665 ⇒ ???
• Mid: HongSuo ⇒ ???
• ADC: Feng ⇒ ???
• Support: ShiauC ⇒ ???

Deep Cross Gaming is the latest addition to the LCP after winning the promotion tournament at the end of the season. All of its players from the 2025 roster had their contracts officially expire on November 16, but there is a chance we might see some of them stay, considering the recent results.

DetonatioN FocusMe

• Top: Momo/RayFarky ⇒ ???
• Jungle: Citrus ⇒ ???
• Mid: Aria ⇒ ???
• ADC: Kakkun ⇒ ???
• Support: Harp ⇒ ???

DFM lost out on mid laner Aria, who often carried the team over the past years. According to the GDC, all the players from the 2025 roster no longer have a contract so the Japanese team might go for a major rebuild in the LCP 2026 season.

SoftBank HAWKS

• Top: Evi/YellowYoshi ⇒ Evi
• Jungle: Courage/Yohan ⇒ Van
• Mid: FATE ⇒ Aria
• ADC: Marble ⇒ Marble
• Support: Gaeng ⇒ Vsta

Softbank HAWKS have gone for a major rebuild for the new season. Aside from retaining Evi in the top lane and Marble in the ADC position, the team picked up three Korean players: jungler Van, support Vsta, and mid laner Aria.

While Aria and Vsta are familiar faces within the Pacific region and the LCK, Van previously played for Sengoku Gaming in the LJL, winning the championship.

GAM Esports

• Top: Kiaya ⇒ Kiaya
• Jungle: Levi ⇒ Draktharr
• Mid: Aress/Emo ⇒ Aress
• ADC: Artemis/EasyLove ⇒ Artemis
• Support: Elio/XuHao ⇒ Taki

GAM will have a new leader heading into the 2026 season. With Levi officially retiring and becoming a content creator, the new jungler is going to be Draktharr, joining from Team Flash. In the support role, the team has brought in the charismatic Taki from Team Secret Whales.

MGN Vikings Esports

• Top: Kratos ⇒ Kratos
• Jungle: Gury/SanSan ⇒ Gury
• Mid: Chika/Kati ⇒ Kati/Seany
• ADC: Shogun/Sty1e ⇒ Puddin
• Support: SiuLoong ⇒ SiuLoong

MGN Vikings come from a somewhat disappointing season. The team has contracts with most of its players, except for the ADC role, which saw both Shogun and Sty1e part ways. The new ADC will be Puddin, who previously played for Team Flash. Substitute mid laner Seany has also been added.

Ground Zero Gaming

• Top: Azhi ⇒ ???
• Jungle: Karsa ⇒ ???
• Mid: Maple ⇒ ???
• ADC: Betty ⇒ ???
• Support: Woody ⇒ ???

Ground Zero Gaming has been confirmed to be the new organization that will join the LCP in 2026. Currently, however, it’s still unclear on who will be playing for the team.

Team Secret Whales

• Top: Hiro02/Pun/Steller ⇒ Hiro02/Pun
• Jungle: Hizto ⇒ Hizto
• Mid: Dire ⇒ Dire
• ADC: Eddie ⇒ Eddie
• Support: Taki ⇒ Bie

Only one roster change for Team Secret Whales after a decent run at Worlds. Taki, who left for GAM Esports, has been replaced by Bie, who returns to the team after his last stint between 2023 and 2024.