Inside a year since Rogue’s “return” to the European League of Legends<\/em> in the LEC, the org is reportedly on its way out following a brutal 2024 year where the team never made it to a single split playoffs.<\/p>
The rumor of Rogue’s departure from the LEC comes after the team finished last in the LEC Summer Split according to a July 12 report from Sheep Esports<\/a>. Sources close to Sheep Esports indicated Rogue parent company Infinite Reality was considering selling the LEC spot and that, while their exit is yet to be confirmed, it is understood “multiple parties” have entered discussions as league replacements.<\/p>
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Rogue made a storied return to League<\/em><\/a> after a hiatus through 2023, where the team was rebranded as KOI following the partnership announcement<\/a> between Infinite Reality and the Spanish organization. After the pair split<\/a> at the end of 2023, Infinite Reality brought back the Rogue brand but failed to recapture its League<\/a><\/em> success of old.<\/p>
It’s hard to imagine we’re just two years on since Rogue stormed home to claim a historic win<\/a> over G2 in the LEC 2022 Summer Championship, as well as a quarterfinal finish at Worlds that year. Rogue has managed three top LEC regular season finishes throughout its history.<\/p>
Falcons have made mass expansions into a multitude of esports over the past year or so, including a successful Dota 2<\/em> team<\/a> and an entry into Counter-Strike 2<\/em>\u2014although their plans to acquire several big names has backfired<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
