After weeks of rumors, the LCS Free Agency period has officially begun. Teams have been working around the clock to put together the best roster they can. Now, the time for discussions is over. The LCS rosters are taking shape for the 2023 LCS Season. One of the moves officially confirmed by FlyQuest is that they will be signing Eyla to start at Support for next year. Here is the latest.
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Even though Worlds 2022 was in NA, the LCS struggled mightily. Cloud9, 100 Thieves and Evil Geniuses went a combined 3-15 during the group stages with only EG finishing above fourth due to a tiebreaker. Many had hoped things would be different but it felt like not only were the teams outclasses but that they were far behind on the meta.
Heading into 2023, teams will be looking to make changes that will hopefully propel them toward a title and a better time at Worlds.
CoreJJ having visa issues was arguably the best thing to ever happen for Eyla’s career. He stepped right in and made it seem like Team Liquid weren’t even missing the best Support in LCS history. Unfortunately, he was still unable to find a team during the MSI break but now finds himself on a new and improved FlyQuest squad. He will be crucial to their success as the expectations for him will be very high based on what he showed just a year ago.
It is clear that FlyQuest are spending, which was rumored during the offseason. This team certainly brings together a plethora of players from all over.That being said, this will easily be one of the most hyped rosters going into the 2023 season.
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