BrokenBlade and Carzzy Join Elyoya and Jojopyun: Movistar KOI Locks In Complete 2027 LEC Roster
The European League of Legends offseason has delivered one of its most decisive roster overhauls ahead of the new competitive cycle. Following a bittersweet 2026 campaign that ended one series short of the Worlds 2026 Knockout Stage after a 0-2 loss to fellow European contender Karmine Corp in the final 2-2 Swiss Stage round, Movistar KOI has moved quickly to reshape its starting lineup for the 2027 LEC season. The Spanish organization is retaining its central trio of Elyoya, Jojopyun, and Alvaro under head coach Tomás "Melzhet" Campelos, while upgrading both side lanes with multi-time LEC champions Sergen "BrokenBlade" Çelik in the top lane and Matyáš "Carzzy" Orság in the bot lane.
Moving Past the Movistar Riders Era as Myrwn and Supa Depart
Across the 2025 and 2026 seasons, Movistar KOI built its identity around the Spanish core promoted from Movistar Riders, headlined by the blockbuster addition of North American mid laner Joseph Joon "Jojopyun" Pyun. While that lineup pushed all the way to the 2026 LEC Summer Finals and secured a spot on the international stage, recurring draft and macro limitations in high-stakes best-of series prompted management to make targeted changes.
Two long-standing pillars of that Spanish core are stepping away from the starting five: top laner Álex "Myrwn" Pastor Villarejo, whose contract expired in the Riot Games Global Contract Database at the end of the 2026 campaign, and AD Carry David "Supa" Martínez García. As part of the broader domino effect surrounding G2 Esports and Fnatic's major 2027 LEC roster moves, Movistar KOI opted to replace raw volatility with proven championship pedigree.
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BrokenBlade Anchors Top Lane as Carzzy Reunites With Elyoya
In the top lane, Movistar KOI has secured Sergen "BrokenBlade" Çelik following the end of his tenure with G2 Esports. Where Myrwn thrived on unconventional pocket picks and high-risk lane assignments, BrokenBlade brings years of international experience, vocal mid-to-late game shotcalling, and rock-solid reliability across both weakside frontline tanks and carry bruisers.
Down in the bot lane, the move marks a high-profile homecoming. Following Carzzy's departure reshaping Team Vitality's 2027 plans, Czech marksman Matyáš "Carzzy" Orság returns to the franchise where he won three European titles. During their previous run together under the MAD Lions banner in 2021 and 2023, Carzzy and jungler Javier "Elyoya" Prades captured the 2021 Spring, 2021 Summer, and 2023 Spring LEC trophies. Paired with support Álvaro "Alvaro" Fernández del Amo, Carzzy steps back into a system built around aggressive tempo and fearless skirmishing.
Complete Movistar KOI Roster for the 2027 LEC Season
With its core players locked in under multi-year agreements through 2027 and two veteran additions rounding out the map, here is Movistar KOI's full starting lineup set to compete on the official LoL Esports stage in Berlin when the 2027 LEC Winter Split begins:
- Top Lane: Sergen "BrokenBlade" Çelik (arriving from G2 Esports, replacing Myrwn)
- Jungle: Javier "Elyoya" Prades Batalla (retained)
- Mid Lane: Joseph Joon "Jojopyun" Pyun (retained)
- AD Carry: Matyáš "Carzzy" Orság (arriving from Team Vitality, replacing Supa)
- Support: Álvaro "Alvaro" Fernández del Amo (retained)
- Head Coach: Tomás "Melzhet" Campelos Fernández (retained)
The Strategist's Take
From a macro and draft architecture standpoint, I view this double signing as the sharpest structural upgrade of the entire European offseason. Throughout 2026, Movistar KOI frequently ran into a resource bottleneck: Myrwn needed specific counter-pick windows to unlock his off-meta side lane pressure, while Supa demanded heavy jungle proximity and gold funneling to carry late-game fights. Whenever top-tier opponents neutralized those lanes early, Elyoya and Jojopyun were left with very little room to dictate river control.
Slotting in BrokenBlade and Carzzy completely transforms how Melzhet can approach Fearless Draft. Carzzy has always excelled at playing self-sufficient weakside phases on low economy while still dealing maximum damage on the edge of chaotic teamfights, which immediately frees Alvaro to link up with Elyoya and Jojopyun on early roam timers. Combine that bot lane flexibility with BrokenBlade's veteran flank control and frontline discipline, and Movistar KOI now has a balanced five-man unit capable of matching any style in Europe.
Born and based in Montreal's Mile End district, Maëlle "Kaelen" became close friends with Chaya during their university software engineering years, bonding over late-night coding labs, campus LANs, and World of Warcraft raids alongside Grimtag and Heimdall. A game systems balancing consultant and lifelong theorycrafter, she cut her teeth in the early 2010s writing boss walkthroughs, frame-data breakdowns, and competitive meta guides for specialized French-language MMORPG and esports portals, including Mondes Persistants, as well as North American strategy collections. On Pro-Gamer, she leads in-depth walkthroughs, build optimization, and tactical esports coverage.
