Gen.G’s Roster for the 2025 Season Leaked
Despite T1 being the champions of the 2024 World Championship, there have been no transfer rumors surrounding them. The reason is that the current T1 players prioritize re-signing contracts rather than seeking new homes, leading other teams to refrain from contacting or negotiating with them. In contrast, the stars of Gen.G have been frequently featured in transfer news as they seriously consider looking for new opportunities after failing to conquer the LCK Summer 2024 and the World Championship.
However, on the evening of November 17, several reputable insiders revealed that Gen.G’s roster has been finalized. First, key stars such as Kiin, Canyon, and Chovy are expected to re-sign with the team for the upcoming season. Following that, Ruler will return to his former home as the AD Carry, and he will play alongside a relatively “unknown” player named Duro.
“Fan-Favorite AD Carry” Likely to Be Cast Aside by Gen.G
If the above information is accurate, Gen.G’s current AD Carry, Peyz, will be the one to leave to make room for Ruler. Recently, Peyz signed with the agency Supergent and is likely to transition to the LPL. The reason is that Supergent represents many players currently competing in the LPL. Additionally, numerous teams in that region are eager to acquire Peyz for the upcoming season, especially EDG.
Reflecting on the past 2024 season, Peyz’s performance and development have been relatively disappointing. After consecutive LCK championships and particularly the MSI 2024 title, Peyz was expected to become the “number one AD Carry in the world” with sky-high potential. However, painful failures in the LCK Summer 2024 and the World Championship that same year showed that Peyz has not yet developed the composure of a top star. He appeared quite “harmless” and contributed very little to the overall gameplay unless his teammates gained an advantage or carefully supported him.
As a result, Gen.G often fell short following the same pattern of being tightly locked down on the top side while the AD Carry failed to create a significant threat. Perhaps this is why Gen.G has made the aforementioned decision (if true) as Ruler is a player with extensive experience and the composure to compete under pressure. This could potentially help Gen.G become more solid in crucial matches as they strive for success.
As for Peyz, moving to the LPL (if it happens) might not be a bad thing. The competitive environment in the LPL, while not as harsh as the LCK, still offers enough competition for Peyz to enhance his skills. Who knows, Peyz might thrive in the LPL environment and “unlock” new playstyles and mentalities to develop into a stronger AD Carry in the future.