According to sources close to Sheep Esports, Jonah "Isles" Rosario is set to join LYON Gaming for the 2026 LCS season. He will be replacing Pedro Luis "Lyonz" Peralta, who departed the organization after three years with LYON and its predecessor Movistar R7, which merged with Six Karma to form the current LYON Gaming. The organization considered several supports from LLA.

Isles is set to play his third full season in the LCS, this time joining LYON Gaming. This move represents a fresh chapter for the experienced support as he integrates into a rejuvenated LYON roster aiming for higher ambitions in the 2026 season.

Isles, a seasoned support player, is no stranger to the North American League of Legends scene, having made his LCS debut in 2022 with Cloud9’s academy before spending 2023 back in the collegiate circuit and then returning full-time to the LCS in 2024 with Dignitas. Over two seasons with Dignitas, Isles played alongside veterans like Nicolaj "Jensen" Jensen, Eric "Licorice" Ritchie, and Jesper "Zven" Svenningsen, but the team struggled to break into the league’s upper echelon, finishing no higher than fifth place during his tenure.

Eyes on the throne

It seems this time, Isles will be a part of a much more ambitious project. This move signifies a fresh start for Isles within a much more ambitious project. LYON has already secured star jungler Kacper "Inspired" Słoma and kept midlaner Kang "Saint" Sung-in for 2026, marking a clear intent to build a competitive roster. Additionally, LYON is rumored to have signed a promising toplane talent from the North American region, along with a highly skilled South Korean AD Carry to bolster their botlane.

LYON’s reported 2026 Winter roster:

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