The 2024 LCS Summer Split is finally here, and with it some of the most important matches of the year for the best League of Legends teams in North America.

There have also been roster changes that could shift the balance of power within the region and the representatives at this year’s League World Championship. With top teams gearing up for the new split and mid-table squads trying to break into the upper echelons of the competition, there have been some big roster changes to keep an eye on.

Here you will find all of the LCS Summer rosters for 2024 and the changes that were made before the start of the split.

Fudge has been Cloud9’s starting top laner since 2021, but now the iconic organization has moved on without the 22-year-old in the lineup. His replacement, Park “Thanatos” Seung-gyu, arrives as one of the most promising prospects for Dplus KIA’s Challengers team in Korea.