VCT 2024 rostermania tracker: Valorant team rosters and rumors

Published: 2023-09-18T09:00:00

  ❘   Updated: 2023-09-20T21:21:12

The 2024 VCT rostermania season should see multiple rosters and Valorant teams shuffle around their players as the next season looms. Keep track of all the changes and the latest rumors here.

  • aspas reportedly set to sign with Leviatán
  • LOUD reportedly set to re-sign Saadhak
  • Paper Rex unveil Monyet as their new fifth player.

The Valorant Champions Tour 2023 season has come to an end as the first year of the partnered league system is now over. Evil Geniuses have lifted the Valorant Champions 2023 trophy, and almost every team in the VCT international leagues is, or should be, looking to make changes to their current lineups to give their squad the best chance of lifting the 2024 trophy.

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The Challengers Leagues across the world showcased many rising talents waiting for an opportunity to prove themselves at the highest level. There are also star players, like Jaccob ‘yay’ Whiteaker, Nicholas ‘nitr0’ Cannella and Anthony ‘vanity’ Malaspina, angling to return to tier 1 play this offseason after some time away.

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ardiis is reportedly joining NAVI, where he will reunite with his former FPX teammates

Many Challengers League squads will be looking to pick up players for the upcoming season as they try to promote into the partner leagues in 2024. But outside of big moves made by those teams, this tracker will only cover roster moves by the 32 teams in the Americas, EMEA and Pacific leagues.

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Note: Rosters are not final and are subject to change.

VCT Americas league rosters

VCT EMEA league rosters

VCT Pacific league rosters

2024 offseason tracker for Valorant league rosters

September 20:

  • Moist and Shopify combine Valorant rosters and sign
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Team SMG lead the table, new attendance records set in week 4, and more

Team SMG have replaced Selangor Red Giant at the top spot of the Regular Season of MPL MY Season 12. The fourth week of Mobile Legends Bang Bang Professional League Malaysia Season 12 (MPL MY Season 12) saw the best MLBB esports teams compete against each other. As the dust settles in the Land of Dawn, this article brings you a complete review for the week.

MPL MY Season 12 week 4 was the Royal Week, paving the way for some intense matchups scheduled over the next few days. With Team Secret winning their first match of the tournament, changes occurring in the top half of the table, and record attendance in viewership, it is safe to say that the Minggu Diraja (Royal Week) has lived up to its expectations.


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MPL MY Season 12 sets new records in Week 4: Results, recap, and more

MPL MY Season 12 Week 4 standings (Image via Moonton Games)
MPL MY Season 12 Week 4 standings (Image via Moonton Games)

The MPL MY Season 12 has set a new viewership record in the fourth week of the tournament. As per Esports Charts, over 166,000 Peak Concurrent Viewers (PCV)* watched the match between team TODAK and team HomeBois on Day 2. This number has crossed the 143,000 PCV recorded during the season’s opening game between TODAK and Team SMG.

MPL MY Season 12 records the highest attendance (Image via Moonton Games)
MPL MY Season 12 records the highest attendance (Image via Moonton Games)

The MPL MY Season 12 has further recorded an attendance of over 3,000 live audience members in the new MPL arena in Dewan Sri Putra. This exceeds the previous highest attendance record (2,000) from last season by 50%.

*(PCV only counts the number of viewers on TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook, and not viewers watching it on TV channels).


Team SMG’s rise to the first position

MVP Chibi from HomeBois celebrating their victory over Selangor Red Giants (Image via Moonton Games)
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Global Esports Knocked Out of VCT 2023 Pacific League by Dominant Team Secret

The remaining blow has been dealt to International Esports by the dominant Team Mystery in their last typical time match of the VCT 2023 Pacific League. The South Asian reps attempted to place up a valiant struggle but fell short on equally maps, Haven and Lotus, resulting in their elimination from the match.

On the other hand, Crew Magic formula was in a position to register consecutive 2- victories to qualify for the playoffs which are scheduled to take put from 19th to 28th May.

At the moment positioned fifth on the leaderboard, Team Secret’s closing placement will be determined immediately after the match among RRQ and Paper Rex usually takes tomorrow, 16th May perhaps. It will also decide matchups for the upper-bracket quarterfinals of the playoffs.

Crew Solution wipes International Esports knocking them out of the VCT 2023 Pacific League although qualifying for the playoffs

Right after struggling by means of most sections of the standard season by means of which only 6 of the ten competing teams had been supposed to qualify for the playoffs, World wide Esports received the closing nail in the coffin pursuing a clean sweep by Workforce Top secret.

  • Haven – TS defeats GE on its map decide on with a 13-9 scoreline

  • Lotus – GE eliminate to TS on its map select with a 13-10 scoreline

  • Bind – Sequence did not reach the decider map

An inconsistent performance by Ganesh “SkRossi” Gangadhar proved to be a large hindrance for the side. The gifted prodigy, Cahya “Monyet” Nugraha, once yet again proved to be an productive controller but restricted achievements on other finishes stretched the team also slim.

Group Top secret owning attained massive momentum and self-confidence soon after handing a clean 2- defeat to the indomitable DRX were unstoppable at

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“Our team doesn’t really struggle when playing from behind”

Soon after their gain from G2, we experienced the chance to interview BLG Xun as the staff makes the prime 4 at their very first worldwide visual appeal.

BLG Xun Interview MSI

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The Chinese jungler was a crucial issue in BLG’s victory, participating in as the main engager for the group in a few out of the four video games. When questioned about his general performance, Xun felt excellent overall, even while he nevertheless thinks he made a several issues.

This is the first intercontinental visual appearance for BLG, owning crawled their way from the enjoy-in phase at the begin of the thirty day period. Though they played towards a lot of distinctive teams through the match, this was their initial come upon with a LEC workforce. Xun was rather amazed by G2 Esports, saying their teamfighting was excellent and the way they managed their means was well completed.

Even while it was not ample to gain, Yike set up a fantastic exhibiting in opposition to BLG and Xun spoke really of G2’s jungler:

“I imagine he did a really excellent position. He was capable to pull off performs and add positively in all of the online games performed,” he extra.

Immediately after a thrilling Sport 1, BLG failed to push their guide in Match 2 and authorized the enemies to get a person activity and attract the score. Regardless of getting rid of the advantage, the Chinese crew was in a position to promptly change themselves to close out the series in the two subsequent game titles.  Although groups may perhaps have problems altering their psychological just after dropping, it wasn’t the case for BLG:

“Our crew doesn’t actually struggle just after shedding a battle or slipping driving. We just aim on undertaking what we can

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DRX is Valorant’s best Pacific team, says head coach Termi

Korean powerhouse DRX will return to the worldwide phase as a single of the favored groups at VCT Lock In.

The past time we noticed them was when they exorcised their LAN demons at Valorant Champions 2022, wherever they completed in 3rd location. For the duration of the Valorant globe championship match previous year, DRX identified themselves finishing in 5th to 6th location at Masters Reykjavik and Masters Copenhagen.

Mentor Seon-ho “termi” Pyeon specific how they prepare on achieving new heights in 2023 as the greatest Valorant crew in the Pacific location in an exclusive interview with 1 Esports.



DRX termi says they are nevertheless above the competitors in the Pacific location

DRX Zest and termi at Valorant Champions 2022
Credit: Riot Games

When requested about their standing in the Pacific area, DRX’s head mentor confidently claimed, “I believe we are the strongest crew out in this article.”

They won both VCT Korea Challengers tournaments which attained them a location in all the intercontinental LAN events previous year. If you increase in their accomplishments from their times enjoying below the Eyesight Strikers banner, they are certainly the most achieved Valorant team from Asia.

They really don’t have any major rivals in the Pacific location, according to termi, and the only staff they experienced their sights established on was the former OpTic Gaming roster.

“I do believe we had a little bit of rivalry with NA’s OpTic, but they are no extended collectively,” he claimed. “Personally, I am a very little sad that we could not defeat them at least as soon as when we experienced the time.”

DRX virtually defeated OpTic Gaming at Valorant Champions last year. However, they lost a near 3-2 collection to the prime North American squad.

The Korean squad’s head mentor then turned his consideration to Riot Games’ “win or go home” format for

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LPL Spring 2023: Full roster of every team competing

Updated on February 9, 7:55 p.m. (GMT+8): Ming has rejoined Royal Never Give Up.

Updated on January 16, 8:47 p.m. (GMT+8): Added more information on Top Esports.

The LPL region had a relatively successful year in 2022 when Royal Never Give Up won MSI for the second time in a row. At Worlds, JD Gaming finished in 3rd-4th place after bowing out in the semifinals.

After another turbulent offseason, LPL Spring 2023 resets the board. Neither RNG nor JDG has retained the same roster, so expect new organizations to rise.

The first match will kick off on January 14, 2023. The season will officially end on March 26.

Here’s the full roster of every team competing in LPL Spring 2023.


LPL Spring 2023 rosters of all teams competing

Anyone’s Legend

Anyone's Legend roster for LPL Spring 2023
Credit: LPL

Former Flash Wolves stars Hu “SwordArt” Shuo-Chieh and Lu “Betty” Yu-Hung reunite in the bot lane on Anyone’s Legend.

The Worlds 2020 finalist went to TSM in 2021, and spent a year with Weibo Gaming in 2022 before moving over to join Betty to lead this relatively inexperienced roster.

PLAYER ROSTER ROLE
Zhu “Zdz” De-Zhang Top laner
Peng “Xiaohao” Hao Jungler
Lin “pinz” Li-Pin Mid laner
Lu “Betty” Yu-Hung Bot laner
Hu “SwordArt” Shuo-Chieh Support
Zhou “Harder” Shi-Hao Mid laner (substitute)

Bilibili Gaming

Bilibili Gaming's roster for LPL Spring 2023
Credit: L

Competing with JD Gaming since 2018, mid laner Zeng “Yagao” Qi left the nest to join Bilibili Gaming for LPL Spring 2023. He won two domestic titles with JDG and competed at Worlds twice in 2020 and 2022 during his four-year tenure.

Jungler Peng “Xun” Li-Xun was groomed on Invictus Gaming, succeeding on its academy team before earning a starter spot.

Top laner Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin needs no introduction. Clinching second place at Worlds 2020 with Suning, he went on to

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