Sources: Vizzpers set to join Vitality.Bee in LFL

Villas “Vizzpers” Burkal Stadager is set to join Vitality.Bee for the 2026 LFL season, according to sources close to Sheep Esports. The Danish AD carry will take over the position previously held by Josip “Jopa” Čančar who will join SK Gaming in LEC, completing the team’s new botlane alongside support Waleed “Dekap” Mohammed Ismail, who will remain with the team as previsouly reported.

Still per sources, Khalil "Rin" Sahraoui, David "Ryuk" Hörmann, and Théo "Booshi" Mouchiroud were, in that order, the three other candidates considered by the Hive. After extensive reviews, the Bees ultimately selected Vizppers, who had himself come close to joining the LEC. The Danish AD Carry had, in fact, reached the final stage of SK Gaming’s tryout process.

Vizzpers arrives in the French league after gaining valuable experience across Europe and beyond. The 2025 season saw him compete for Broke in Prime League Division 2, then for IziDream in LFL Division 2 during Spring before moving to the Arabian League in Summer—a first second-tier experience in his very young career. His return to the French ecosystem marks an important step up as he now joins one of the LFL’s most storied academies.

Vitality.Bee’s new lineup mixes returning names with rising prospects. Alongside the new bottom lane of Vizzpers and Dekap, toplaner Mehdi “Potent” Bouchaffra has been picked after a strong year in LFL Div2 with Esprit Shonen, fulfilling long-time expectations around his potential debut in the main league. The roster will play under the guidance of Kacper “Nahovsky” Merski, who rejoins the team as head coach for 2026 after being the Head of League of Legends at Zero Tenacity in 2025.

The team is also expected to field a familiar face in the midlane—a player well-known within the LFL ecosystem and who already played in the LEC—rounding out a roster that blends youthful ambition with experienced leadership.

The timing of Vizzpers’s arrival coincides with sweeping changes to the French scene. Since the introduction of the three-split season across regional leagues, organizers have experimented with fresh ways to start the competitive year. In 2026, the LFL will open with an entirely new event — the LFL Invitational — a large-scale tournament expected to feature twenty teams, including existing LFL organizations, Division 2 rosters, Game Changers squads, and even influencer lineups.

This Invitational will determine the final spots for the regular LFL season that follows. For Vitality.Bee, the event offers an early proving ground to test the synergy of their rebuilt roster. As they look to reassert themselves within France’s most competitive league, the new format presents both a challenge and an opportunity to showcase the potential of the organization’s next generation.

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