LCS: Team Liquid unveils roster for 2023

American organization Team Liquid has unveiled its new team for 2023. After a complicated season in the LCS, the North American league, the roster has been completely changed. As a result, players such as Frenchman Steven “Hans Sama” Liv and our Belgian representative Gabriel “Bwipo” Rau had to leave.

The Team Liquid super team has had a complicated season, with the low point being an unsuccessful qualification for the Worlds. Therefore, the roster, composed of experienced Europeans such as Frenchman Steven “Hans Sama” Liv and our Belgian representative Gabriel “Bwipo” Rau, would get a new look next season.

The organization has decided to completely change course. Of the old roster, only Korean support Jo “CoreJJ” Yong-in will remain.

Liquid spared no expense to surround the former Gen.G player. For the jungle, DRX world champion Hong “Pyosik” Chang-hyeon was recruited. A promising transfer given his recent achievements.

A warm welcome to our new Team Liquid Honda roster:
TOP: @FPXSumm1t
JG: @Pyosik_lol
MID: @Haeri_lol
BOT: @Yeon7lol
SUPP: @TLCoreJJ
HC: @TL_MaRin
AC: @MADReignover
See you on the rift 😉 pic.twitter.com/Sjd8YhVfe7
— Team Liquid Honda LoL (@TeamLiquidLoL) December 2, 2022

He will be joined in 2023 by top planner Park “Summit” Woo-tae who comes straight from the FunPlus Phoenix in the LPL. For midlane, the organization relies on its academy team. Harry “Haeri” Kang may continue to grow on Liquid’s main team next season.

American Sean “Yeon” Sunger, another player on the academy team, will support CoreJJ on the botlane. A mix of experience, youth and a world champion. So Team Liquid will look very different in 2023, but the ambitions seem just as big.