T1 Rebuilds League of Legends Roster with Veteran Stars

T1 reshapes their LoL roster with experienced players, aiming for 2023 glory.

South Korea's most renowned League of Legends team, T1, has made significant changes to its roster ahead of the 2023 season, bringing in a wealth of experience and championship pedigree. This strategic move signals T1's unwavering commitment to reclaiming their position as the world's top League of Legends team.

Proven Leadership: Bengi Returns as Coach

T1 welcomes back the legendary coach Kim "Bengi" Sang-beom, who guided the team to its first World Championship title in 2016. Bengi's return brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having coached numerous successful teams in the LCK and LPL. His strategic acumen and player development skills are expected to elevate T1's gameplay to new heights.

Veteran Presence: Faker Reunites with Zeus and Keria

The iconic mid-laner Lee "Faker" Sang-hyeok remains the centerpiece of the T1 roster. Widely regarded as the greatest League of Legends player of all time, Faker's unparalleled skill and competitive spirit will continue to inspire his teammates. Joining Faker are top-laner Kim "Zeus" Gi-in, who impressed with his aggressive playstyle in 2022, and support player Ryu "Keria" Min-seok, renowned for his exceptional map awareness and playmaking ability.

Fresh Talent: Gumayusi and Oner Stay the Course

T1 retains the services of rising stars Lee "Gumayusi" Min-hyeong (ADC) and Moon "Oner" Hyeon-joon (Jungle). Gumayusi has rapidly established himself as one of the most promising ADCs in the world, while Oner's consistent performances in the jungle have made him a valuable asset to the team.

High Expectations and 2023 Goals

The revamped T1 roster has set its sights firmly on the 2023 World Championship. With a mix of proven veterans and rising stars, T1 aims to showcase their dominance in the LCK and reclaim their place at the pinnacle of League of Legends. The team's chemistry, strategic prowess, and unwavering determination will be put to the test as they compete against the world's best.