LEC 2026 Power Rankings Revealed

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LEC 2026 Power Rankings Revealed

The 2026 LEC Power Rankings have been unveiled, providing insights into the competitive landscape for the upcoming season. This year, the LEC Versus will feature matches among twelve teams, with the competition starting on January 17 and concluding on March 1. The stakes are high, as the winning team will secure a place at the prestigious First Stand in São Paulo, Brazil, scheduled from March 16 to 22.

LEC 2026 Power Rankings Overview

This year’s rankings highlight team performances and roster stability, critical factors leading into the LEC Versus. Below are the rankings based on team consistency, past performances, and recent roster changes.

Top Teams in the Rankings

  • 1. G2 Esports (1.10)
    G2 Esports earned the top position due to their remarkable consistency in 2025, reaching three finals and winning the LEC Summer title. They retained their roster intact, entering 2026 eager to qualify for First Stand.
  • 2. Movistar KOI (2.30)
    Remaining unchanged in roster, Movistar KOI brings strong team synergy, with captain Javier “Elyoya” Prades leading the charge. Their performance in the first half of the season will be crucial to their standings.
  • 3. Karmine Corp (2.60)
    The defending Winter Split champions have made strategic improvements, including roster additions aimed at sustaining their competitive edge. Their performance hinges on the adaptation of new midlaner Kang “kyeahoo” Yea-hoo.
  • 4. Fnatic (4.50)
    After a challenging previous season, Fnatic is banking on rookies Panagiotis “Empyros” Tantis and Park “Lospa” Joon-hyeong. They look to recover and challenge the top teams in 2026.
  • 5. GIANTX (5.70)
    With no roster changes, GIANTX aims to break out of their historical fifth-place finishes. The development of key players will be essential for overcoming previous seasons’ hurdles.

Mid-tier Teams and New Entrants

  • 6. Team Vitality (6.50)
    Team Vitality made minimal changes and hopes that new midlaner Marek “Humanoid” Brázda will help improve their standing this season.
  • 7. NAVI (6.60)
    NAVI’s promising roster, highlighted by standout players in the top lane and bot lane, positions them competitively in a challenging mid-table.
  • 8. Shifters (8.20)
    The rebranded Team BDS, now Shifters, has brought in fresh talent but may take time to adjust after last year’s underwhelming performance.
  • 9. Team Heretics (8.60)
    Adjusting their roster while keeping key players, Team Heretics aims for better results, capitalizing on accumulated experience from previous seasons.
  • 10. SK Gaming (9.20)
    SK Gaming’s roster, composed largely of players returning from inactivity, may experience a slow start as they regain competitive rhythm.

Bottom-ranked Teams

  • 11. Los Ratones (11.30)
    Despite a strong showing in the ERLs, Los Ratones will need to prove themselves against established teams, adjusting to higher competition levels.
  • 12. Karmine Corp Blue (11.40)
    Karmine Corp Blue faces challenges entering a highly competitive division, with two players newly transitioned from lower leagues.

The LEC Versus stage is set to ignite rivalries, showcasing talent and strategy among Europe’s top League of Legends teams. Fans can look forward to an exciting season as these teams compete for supremacy and a shot at the First Stand.