KryRa will play with Disguised starting week 3 following his visa approval

Disguised’s full roster is finally expected to come together starting in week 3. Like several LCS teams this season, Disguised have been dealing with visa issues and were forced to replace Canadian jungler Christian "KryRa" Rahaian with another NACL prospect, James "Kisno" Woo, for the beginning of the Lock-In.

In a video posted on the organization’s social media on Thursday, Disguised General Manager Chris Yong confirmed that KryRa’s visa has now been approved and that he is merely waiting on a few remaining documents to enter the United States. He is therefore expected to join the team in Week 3 of competition, meaning Kisno will remain the starting jungler for the upcoming match against FlyQuest in Week 2.

Chris Yong emphasized KryRa’s importance to the project: "When we look internally at the rebuild plan for 2026, KryRa was a huge piece of that plan. We know that a lot of you were looking forward to seeing KryRa in the LCS. Unfortunately, we will not be able to make this happen… for one more week." Fans will thus have to wait a little longer before KryRa makes his LCS debut. Other teams affected by visa complications, such as Dignitas, are also expected to field their full rosters soon, with the return of Victor "FBI" Huang and Lee "IgNar" Dong-geun.

Kisno is therefore set to play one additional match with Disguised before handing over the role to KryRa. The NACL prospect has proven to be a reliable stand-in, having previously played alongside Sajed "Sajed" Ziade at DarkZero Esports. He made his LCS debut in Disguised’s opening match against Sentinels, delivering solid performances and contributing to the team’s first win in the North American league.