KT Rolster have their full roster for the 2025 season, and it's made up of many familiar faces. First of all, the Korean team made sure of keeping the key element of its roster by
re-signing Gwak "
Bdd" Bo-seong for two years. To accompany their midlaner, KT decided to take on, for the most part, well-known faces from the organization. First, with one of the big surprises of this offseason:
the return of the structure's iconic player, Go "Score" Dong-bin. The former ADC and jungler of the team returns as Head Coach to his beloved team, with whom he played for 7 years.
Unsurprisingly this time, the team is keeping Lee "
PerfecT" Seung-min on the toplane, which will bring a little more continuity to a roster that is evolving in all other roles. In the jungle, Moon "
Cuzz" Woo-chan
returns to KT Rolster, signing a 3-year contract until 2027. He will thus reform his mid/jungle duo with Bdd, as it was the case in 2023. The aim will be to achieve at least as good results as in that year: two third-place finishes in the LCK and a Worlds appearance.
To help them in this mission, KT continue to place their trust in their little protégés from the Challengers team. Like PerfecT last year, support Han "
Way" Gil
is promoted for 2025. The latter has just come off an ultra-dominant year in which KT.C won everything they could: the two LCKCL splits and the Asia Star Challengers Invitational. So it's only logical that KT are trying to retain their players. In fact, it's interesting to note that Challengers midlaner Zinie is signed until 2025 and that KT have re-signed botlaner Hype until 2027 before loaning him out to OK BRION. A decision which clearly shows that KT are aware of having a golden generation in LCKCL and that the structure is focusing on the future by retaining some of this talent.
To complete the roster, KT had to recruit an ADC as Kim "
Deft" Hyuk-kyu must complete his military service. Seo "
deokdam" Dae-gil
joins the team after a mid season with
FPX in China. The Korean AD Carry returns to his homeland after finishing 5th-6th in LPL Spring and 7th-8th in LPL Summer Splits, missing the year's two international tournaments. With this new roster, KT Rolster will be hoping to improve on last year's two 5th-place finishes in the LCK and perhaps renew with an international presence.
