Major Roster Overhaul in EMEA and Beyond as Teams Prepare for 2025 Season

The competitive landscape for League of Legends is shifting as multiple teams across EMEA and Brazil announce sweeping roster changes in preparation for the 2025 season.

In Brazil, FUR.Y will be looking for a new direction after parting ways with head coach Fab. The departure comes as the team seeks to revitalize its strategy following a difficult season. FUR.Y will need to find a coach capable of harnessing the existing talent while integrating fresh ideas.

Over in EMEA, Gambit has made a substantial roster reshuffle that sees five new players join the ranks. Top laner Diobello, jungler Mario, mid laner DejaVu, bot laner Rharesh, and support Shredder have all signed with the organization. Meanwhile, the team has released top laner Bambi, bot laner Crem, support Atat, and head coach ReizHhh. This extensive turnover suggests a commitment to rebuilding the roster, potentially positioning Gambit as a formidable contender in the upcoming split.

MCK.A has also seen changes, with head coach Feed exiting the team. As MCK.A looks to reinvigorate its lineup, they will need to find suitable replacements to retain their competitive edge.

The bot laner Rharesh, who just joined Gambit, is now departing TGL, leaving another gap to fill for the latter organization. TGL will need to scout for a new bot laner to fill this crucial role.

In a unique development, Invictus Gaming is set to compete alongside JD Gaming in the prestigious Demacia Cup 2025, indicating their intentions to engage with the competitive community in a larger context.

Lastly, Kallukka welcomes mid laner Seijun to their lineup, while both jungler Kallukka and mid laner Omena find themselves searching for new opportunities. This addition could bolster Kallukka's chances in the upcoming season as they adapt to the changes.

As these teams navigate their roster changes, the evolving landscape of the League of Legends scene promises to provide an exciting year ahead.