Team Liquid Enlists New Jungler, Adopts Six-Man Roster

Following Team Liquid’s form drop after First Stand 2025, the squad has decided to reassess its strategy. A key part of this reassessment is the appointment of newcomer Ganbat “Yuuji” Ulziidelger as jungler. Based on inside information revealed by Sander “LCS Eevee” Hove, Team Liquid is augmenting its line-up to include six members. The idea is for Yuuji to split the primary jungling role with seasoned jungler Eom “UmTi” Seong-hyeon. The young Mongolian trailblazer Yuuji, who has a strong presence in the North American Tier-2 scene, thus gains an opportunity to prove himself.

Team Liquid’s Esports Strategies

Details on Team Liquid’s broader esports strategies and team rosters aren’t abundantly available. Nonetheless, the introduction of six-man roster indicates a shift in their approach to competing efficiently. This experimental move is significant because it’s unusual in League of Legends for a jungle role to be shared. Typically, teams stick to a rigid single-role system for positions like jungle. However, concrete particulars regarding Team Liquid’s League of Legends roster remain sparse.

Presence in Other Esports Titles

Team Liquid maintains an active presence across various esports titles. In Rainbow Six Siege, they are well-known for their Brazilian roster featuring players like Lagonis, Nesk, Paluh, Resetz, and Maia. New players have recently been recruited to enhance the roster for competitive contests.

In the Valorant field, the 2025 season saw Team Liquid make decisive changes. Player Maks “kamyk” Rychlewski was replaced with Ryan “Shanks” Ngo as the team seeks to recover from the disappointing outcome of the VCT Masters Bangkok 2025.

Over on the Counter-Strike front, Team Liquid has likewise shaken things up. Early 2025 saw the recruitment of Guy “NertZ” Iluz, on top of a trial loan from MOUZ of Kamil “siuhy” Szkaradek in April 2025.

All these strategy adjustments demonstrate Team Liquid’s continuing commitment to progress and better outcomes across various esports titles.