2022 LPL Spring Split: Full roster of every team competing

The offseason League of Legends roster shuffle is coming to a close. Soon, the 2022 LPL Spring Split will begin, where we will see new faces, returning players, and old friends facing off against each other on opposite sides of the rift.

To keep up to date with the latest changes, here is the full list of China’s League of Legends Pro League (LPL) rosters of every team competing.

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Full roster of every team competing in the 2022 LPL Spring Split

Anyone’s Legend

Formerly known as Rogue Warriors, the organization has rebranded to Anyone’s Legend for the 2022 LPL Spring Split. Former Flash Wolves teammates Huang “Maple” Yi-Tang and Lu “Betty” Yu-Hung reunite on this roster.

Bilibili Gaming

After spending a year in retirement to take care of his health, Jian “Uzi” Zi-Hao returns to pro play in the 2022 LPL Spring Split with Bilibili Gaming. He shares the role with rising star Chiu “Doggo” Tzu-Chuan, formerly from Pacific Championship Series’ (PCS) Beyond Gaming.

They will be supported by 2019 World Champion Liu “Crisp” Qing-Song, who has moved from FunPlus Phoenix.

Edward Gaming

The 2021 League of Legends World Champions will compete in the upcoming 2022 LPL Spring Split with the exact same roster.

FunPlus Phoenix

Former T1 substitute mid laner Kim “Gori” Tae-woo will make his debut in China in the 2022 LPL Spring Split. The only FunPlus Phoenix member that has remained is 2019 World Champion bot laner, Lin “Lwx” Wei-Xiang.

Former Gen.G jungler Kim “Clid” Tae-min of the LCK will also be making his debut in the LPL.

Invictus Gaming

After the departure of Kang “TheShy” Seung-lok and Song “Rookie” Eui-jin, Invictus Gaming had to rebuild.

They promoted three of their academy players, Liu “Xzz” Zhu, Luo “xiaoyueji” Shi-Hao, and Zhao “neny” Zhi-Hao, whom we saw in 2021 LPL Summer Split when he substituted for TheShy.

JD Gaming

Switching places, Top Esports’ former top laner Bai “369” Jia-Hao has joined JD Gaming for the 2022 LPL Spring Split, while former JD Gaming top laner Zhang “Zoom” Xing-Ran went over to TES.

Star jungler Seo “Kanavi” Jin-hyeok has remained, together with mid laner Zeng “Yagao” Qi. Similar to Invictus Gaming, JD Gaming promoted and welcomed new academy players to make up the rest of the roster. Edward Gaming’s substitute bot laner Wang “Hope” Jie has newly joined, and will be on the starting roster.

LGD Gaming

Rebuilding the team around their star jungler Zhiqiang “shad0w” Zhao, LGD Gaming revamped their mid lane, bot lane, and support.

Their roster’s starting support is yet to be announced.

LNG Esports

After topping their Play-In group at the League of Legends 2021 World Championship, LNG Esports failed to make it out of the Group Stage after losing a best-of-one tiebreaker to MAD Lions.

Joining top laner Hu “Ale” Jia-Le, star jungler Lee “Tarzan” Seung-yong, bot laner Wang “Light” Guang-Yu, and support Liao “Iwandy” Ding-Yang on LNG Esports for the 2022 LPL Spring Split is 2019 World Champion and former FunPlus Phoenix mid laner Kim “Doinb” Tae-sang, as well as former JD Gaming support Zuo “LvMao” Ming-Hao.

Former Royal Never Give Up’s Chang “Poppy” Po-Hao will also join the team as their new coach.

Victory Five (Ninjas in Pyjamas)

Headlining the Ninjas in Pyjamas roster is star jungler Hung “Karsa” Hao-Hsuan, previously from Top Esports, and mid laner Song “Rookie” Eui-jin from Invictus Gaming.

They are joined by support Guo “ppgod” Peng, who returns to Victory Five after a stint with Bilibili Gaming, and former substitute Top Esports bot laner, Ying “Photic” Qi-Shen.

Victory Five has merged with Ninjas in Pyjamas, and will rebrand in 2022.

Oh My God

The only two players from the previous season who remained on Oh My God are mid laner Lin “Creme” Jian and support Liu “COLD” Shi-Yu. They are joined by fresh blood from the LDL.

Rare Atom

Joining Lu “Leyan” Jue in the jungle is Zhou “Fy” Yang who has been promoted to the main roster, and former Edward Gaming substitute Yu “JunJia” Chun-Chia.

Royal Never Give Up

2021 Mid-Season Invitational champions Royal Never Give Up underwent two major changes during the offseason. Since mid laner Yuan “Cryin” Cheng-Wei left for Ultra Prime, Li “Xiaohu” Yuan-Hao is now back in the mid lane.

Filling the spot in the top lane is 2020 World Championship finalist Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin, formerly from Suning.

Team WE

The most notable change in Team WE’s 2022 LPL Spring Split roster is the return of mid laner Su “xiye” Han-Wei, who kickstarted his League of Legends pro career with this organization back in 2013.

Finishing in 7th place in the 2021 LPL Summer Split, Team WE qualified for the playoffs and went on a four series win streak before losing to FunPlus Phoenix 3-0 in the semifinals. In the lower bracket, they were swept again by Edward Gaming, and finished 3rd.

Team WE also lost out on Worlds 2021 after they dropped to LNG Esports 3-1 in the regional qualifiers match.

Top Esports

Super star mid laner Zhuo “knight” Ding and bot laner Yu “JackeyLove” Wen-Bo will continue to lead the team in the 2022 LPL Spring Split.

Adding to the list of big names is former JD Gaming top laner Zhang “Zoom” Xing-Ran and 2019 World Champion Gao “Tian” Tian-Liang, previously from FunPlus Phoenix.

ThunderTalk Gaming

Former Invictus Gaming bot lane duo Ding “Puff” Wang and Su “Southwind” Zhi-Lin have joined ThunderTalk Gaming for the 2022 LPL Spring Split.

Ultra Prime

A reunion of former eStar players, Ultra Prime this 2022 LPL Spring Split welcomes back former Royal Never Give Up mid laner Yuan “Cryin” Cheng-Wei, who joins top laner Zhang “zs” Shuai and support Liu “ShiauC” Chia-Hao.

Weibo Gaming (former Suning)

Suning is no more. For the 2022 LPL Spring Split, the league welcomes another rebranded team, Weibo Gaming. Former Invictus Gaming top laner Kang “TheShy” Seung-lok has joined the team, replacing Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin, who transferred to Royal Never Give Up.

After spending a year in the LCS with TSM, support and shotcaller Hu “SwordArt” Shuo-Chieh is back, reuniting with the roster he led to the 2020 World Championship finals against DAMWON Gaming.

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