Rostermania is in full swing for Apex Legends pros. The famed chaos of the ALGS transfer window is underway, and this Apex Legends roster tracker will help you keep up with every major move. Ordered by date, it will be updated daily so you can see which rosters stick together, which break apart, and which new teams are forming ahead of the Summer 2025 Split.
Decoding Rostermania: LFT, LFO, LF1 and More
If you’re new to the competitive scene, the flurry of abbreviations can be overwhelming. Here’s a quick breakdown of the most common terms:
- FA (Free Agent) – A player or coach who is no longer under contract with an organisation. They can trial for other rosters or compete unsigned.
- LFT (Looking For Team) – An individual seeking a roster to join, usually after being released or leaving voluntarily.
- LFO (Looking For Organisation) – A full roster (usually three players plus a coach) seeking an org to represent them.
- LF1 (Looking For One) – A duo searching for a third player to complete their roster.
One of the main drivers of roster changes is Championship Points (CP). By joining forces with other players holding high CP totals, teams improve their chances of qualifying for the Year 5 ALGS Championship in Sapporo, Japan.
ALGS Summer 2025 Transfer Window – Daily Updates
10/08/2025
- Tyler ‘tyler’ Wood, Thomaz ‘Atinum’ Ferreira Brasil, and Noah ‘Nono’ V. announce they are LFO for the EMEA Pro League.
- FUSION parts ways with James ‘KIMCHILEE’ Lee, Daniel ‘DANMANNTIC’ Varela, Jesse ‘january’ Hensley, and coach ‘Burke’.
- KIMCHILEE and DANMANNTIC confirm they will play with Miguel ‘Blinkzr’ Quiles under coach Payton ‘Talmadge’ Koski — presumed LFO. Burke remains LFT.
| Name | Status / News | Notable Background / Achievement |
| Tyler “tyler” Wood | Now LFO for EMEA Pro League (with Atinum & Nono) | British, ~$67k in earnings, top-3 finishes in ALGS EMEA tournaments |
| Thomaz “Atinum” Ferreira | LFO for EMEA Pro League (with Tyler & Nono) | Former GoNext roster, emerging presence |
| Noah “Nono” V. | LFO for EMEA Pro League (with Tyler & Atinum) | Emerging player, limited public profile |
| KIMCHILEE | Left FUSION; forming new team with DANMANNTIC & Blinkzr | Experienced, 6th at ALGS 2025 Championship ($100k), active in coaching |
| DANMANNTIC | Left FUSION; forming new team as above | Consistent controller player, solid results in 2025 ALGS circuits |
| january | Left FUSION | No significant public profile or recent results available |
| Burke (Coach) | Left FUSION; currently LFT | Experienced coach; large-viewership experience as FUSION coach |
08/08/2025
- NRG announce they are stepping back from competitive Apex Legends. Remaining members Zachary ‘Gild’ Dennis, Nicholas ‘Sikezz’ Odom, coach Winnie ‘tiltedwinnie’ Long, and analyst Daniel ‘Dan’ Barbour are now FA.
- Timothy ‘iiTzTimmy’ An left the roster post-EWC Midseason Playoffs, retiring from competitive play to focus on streaming.
07/08/2025
- William ‘SkittleCakes’ August is LFT for The Americas Pro League.
- Ryan ‘ImMadness’ Schlieve, Ashton ‘sirsay’ Hatheway, and Beau ‘RamBeau’ Sheidy are LFO with coach Brandon ‘Dutch’ Bridy.
- SirSay recently subbed for Team Orchid at EWC after Hambino withdrew over safety concerns in Saudi Arabia.
06/08/2025
- Taylor ‘arctic’ McNeil, Aiden ‘liphnn’ Young, and Ben ‘vasate’ Hagen are LFO for EMEA Pro League.
- Anthony ‘Emcy’ Barrera, Seth ‘Golden’ Gardner, and Isabella ‘Avuhlie’ Rivera are LFO for The Americas Pro League.
- Avuhlie recently became one of the few women to qualify for Pro League via the PLQs, celebrated by PlayApexEsports.
05/08/2025
- Coach Mitchell ‘WabiSabi’ Fine is LFT for Pro League or Challenger Circuit.
- Payton ‘Talmadge’ Koski to coach KIMCHILEE, DANMANNTIC, and Blinkzr for Split 2.
- Guilaume ‘Mereelj’ Frebutte, Tobias ‘FFx BaByLoNs’ Deverite, and Jeffrey ‘Livaii’ Cerdan will compete in EMEA Pro League under coach ‘RubyKaster’.
- Kornelia ‘Sabz’ Zawistowska seeking opportunities as manager/content creator, also LFT/LF1 with ‘pagy’.
- MPIRE Gaming is looking to sign a FA Pro League team.
- Trevstacks is LFT for Split 2 Pro League or Challenger Circuit.
Why This Tracker Matters
The ALGS Summer 2025 transfer window is more than roster gossip it’s a strategic arms race. With Championship Points and LAN qualification on the line, these moves could define the road to Sapporo. Whether it’s powerhouse orgs stepping back, promising duos searching for a third, or rising talent entering the scene, the stakes couldn’t be higher.
Bookmark this page and check back daily for the latest confirmed LFT, LFO, LF1, and FA moves ahead of the ALGS Summer Split.
