The arrival of 2022 means that League of Legends' new 2022 professional league season is about to begin. Recently, foreign media Legacy On Lock conducted a new season team strength ranking for LEC, one of the four major divisions. So, let's take a look at how the 2022 LEG has changed as one of the opponents in the LPL division.
1st place: FNC
After buying the former MAD core singles player Humanoid during the transfer period, FNC has become the most anticipated team in the new LEC season. After all, MAD was able to achieve breakthrough results in the 2021 season, and Humanoid is arguably one of the biggest contributors. FNC, as the oldest team in LEC and the champion of the S1 Global Finals, may be the time for a breakthrough in the 2022 season.
2nd place: VIT
As the "king" of Europe and the United States, Perkz returned to LEC in the new season and joined VIT. At the same time, the addition of former MAD ADC player Carzzy also allows VIT to have the strongest double C combination in the LEC division in the new season. Perhaps under their leadership, VIT is likely to create a new team history in the new season's LEC.
3rd place: G2
As long as Caps is there, the strength of the new season of G2 will not be weak. Although the new season's G2 has replaced the upper single and AD, perhaps the addition of new players can bring G2 back to the era of dominating LEC again.
Fourth place: MAD
The departure of Humanoid and Carzzy can be said to have caused MAD to "seriously injure". Fortunately, the stay of Ueno players still allows them to have a certain strength. Of course, if the new players can play a good chemical reaction with MAD, maybe the "European Lion" can still rise again.
Fifth place: RGE
RGE, which performed well in the LEC division in the 2021 season, replaced the wild and ADC players in the new season. It is worth mentioning that malrang, a wild player, was once a substitute wild player for DK. Perhaps his arrival could bring some changes to RGE.
Sixth place: XL
Seventh place: BDS
Eighth place: MSF
The more familiar MSF (Rabbit Team) has undergone huge changes in the 2022 season, and almost all five positions are rookie players. As a result, MSF has also become the youngest team in the LEC division. I wonder what kind of changes these newcomers can bring to the LEC division?
Ninth place: SK
10th place: AST
Finally, compared with LPL and LCK, LEC still has a more obvious pattern of strong and weak differentiation. What I just don't know is, can the lec of the new season be a blockbuster in the world championship?