Two weeks ago, AD Carry Song "
Bull" Seon-gyu had reached a verbal agreement with Geekay Esports in the Arabian League, according to sources close to Sheep Esports. However, the player had a clause allowing him to break his verbal agreement if he finds an opportunity in the LCK. This opportunity has finally arisen, with the Korean player joining OK BRION, as announced by the club on Friday. He's not the only ADC to join the organization, as Byeon "
Hype" Jeong-hyeon has also been recruited, on loan.
After playing for several academy teams in Korean teams such as Hanwha Life Esports, Nongshim RedForce, and Afreeca Freecs, Bull got a first chance in the most prestigious leagues with Kwangdong Freecs. A
one-split stint in the LCK during which he finished in 6th place and competed in the playoffs. He then returned to the structure's Challengers team for the Summer Split, finishing 3rd. In 2025, for the first time since the beginning of his career, the Korean AD Carry was close to playing outside his country... but eventually stays home.
On his side, Hype was one of the most promising players in the LCK CL last season. He dominated the South Korean second division with KT Challengers. The team won both splits of the league, particularly crushing the Summer Split (16-2 in the regular season, with no more than one loss per BO5 in the playoffs). While it is not yet confirmed who will secure the starting spot, he could reunite at OK BRION with another rising talent, jungler
Ham "HamBak" Yoo-jin, to reform their LCK CL.
The objective is clear and easy to understand: to improve OKBRO's last year's results. The team finished last in both splits of the 2024 season, amassing a dismal record of five wins and 31 losses. Despite this, the organization has opted to retain two players: toplaner Park "Morgan" Ru-han and support Oh "Pollu" Dong-gyu. The organization has also announced
the arrival of midlaner Lee "Clozer" Ju-hyeon. Bull and Hype are therefore the last pieces of the roster for the 2025 LCK season.
