Toplaner
and ADC
will stay with
in 2027 and have renewed their contracts, as announced by the organization on X.
The former joined the Spanish organization for the 2026 season, while the latter has been a part of the team since 2025.
UCAM Esports have enjoyed a pretty solid 2026 season. They have consistently been one of the Big 4 teams in the LES alongside
,
and
The team has attended all three EMEA Masters events and even placed 3rd-4th in Spring, only losing to the French powerhouse Solary. The Spanish club's coaching staff will also continue next season, as recently reported by
Sheep Esports and confirmed by the
organization.
Trusting the process
The core of jungler Dániel
“” Subicz, midlaner Tomasz Maciej
“” Skwarczyński, ANDARIEL, and support Besmir
“” Jakupi had been a reliable presence for UCAM since 2025. Kozi joined UCAM Esports in 2026 and quickly made a name for himself as one of the best toplaners in the LES. Replacing a veteran ERL toplaner like Jakub
“Sinmivak” Rucki was a tough ask, but Kozi seemed to prove himself worthy of a spot on the team over the course of the year.
With Kozi's addition, the team continued to secure consistent top-four finishes in domestic competitions and put in promising performances at EMEA Masters Winter and Spring. However, UCAM made a change before EMEA Masters Summer by bringing in Passzi for iLEVI, breaking up the four-man core that had been together since 2025.
UCAM have now confirmed that Kozi and ANDARIEL will remain with the club for the 2027 season, while bluerzor, ESCIK, and Vencel "
" Urbin will leave the team. With two players already confirmed for next year, UCAM will need to rebuild much of their roster around the returning toplaner and AD Carry.
Kozi's signature picks include Fiora, Jayce, Gnar, and Jax, and he currently sits at 3,040 LP. ANDARIEL is well known for his Ezreal and Kalista and currently has 3,049 LP in ranked.
With Kozi and ANDARIEL staying on board, UCAM have a foundation to build on for 2027. The club will now need to find replacements for the departing players as it looks to remain competitive in the LES and make an impact in future EMEA Masters events, with the ultimate goal of lifting a title.
