According to sources close to Sheep Esports, BK ROG Esports have reached a verbal agreement with Théo "Booshi" Mouchiroud. He will replace Tim "Keduii" Willers, who has been promoted to the LEC with SK Gaming as they rebuild their roster. BK Rog’s first-choice replacement was Thomas "Soldier" Haudecoeur, but they were unable to reach an agreement on his buyout with Valiant, his current Div2 team.

The 20-year-old French ADC has climbed the ranks and will be making his LFL debut this season. Previously, he was a substitute for Team du Sud in the LFL during Spring 2024 but never played an official match. His competitive journey began earlier in 2023 in the Open Tour with Zerance, with whom he played his first Coupe de France after winning the first Qualifier. He later moved up to the LFL Divivision 2 with Akroma in Summer 2024, finishing sixth place.

Booshi gained recognition in the French scene after competing in the NNO Cup at the end of 2024 with "French Flair," a team assembled by Jean "Trayton" Medzadourian. In this event, he played alongside Adam "Adam" Maanane and Kamil "Kamiloo" Haudegond, ultimately losing to Los Ratones and PIGS, a team created by Marcin "Jankos" Jankowski for the tournament.

At the start of this season, Booshi took a leap and competed in another region for the first time, joining White Dragons in the LPLOL. His team reached the Winter Split playoffs but was eliminated in the semi-finals. Currently, he holds a Challenger rank at 1200 LP and is also an active Twitch streamer.

Booshi will quickly return to France to play his first official LFL matches in the Spring Split, stepping into the shoes of Keduii in BK Rog’s new roster. The organization struggled in the new Flash In format earlier this year. Despite topping Group B in the initial phase, they suffered back-to-back losses in the Swiss Stage against Ici Japon Corp and Solary, resulting in an early 5th-6th place exit—far from the club’s ambitions.