South Korean offseason news: GenG lineup is suspected to be pushed back, KDF actively strengthened, DK roster changes drastically
According to foreign media TGH, PUBG South Korean competition area will usher in a major reshuffle in the offseason, and many star players will flow into the market. TGH predicted in advance that Loki joined DNW, This article has certain credibility but is not necessarily the final result .
Gen.G may completely disband the original lineup list, and the future status is unknown
According to sources, Gen.G is expected to disband the PUBG list that has played in the past year. This is also the reorganization after Pio and Esther announced their retirement at the end of 2021. Inonix is the only remaining candidate on the previous list. After a straight top six performance in PCS this year, PGC hastily ended with 31st place, which may have triggered the decision to some extent.
According to sources, GenG's future at PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is still unclear. Although it is the team that is most likely to win a partner seat in South Korea, there is no sign of recruiting or trial training yet. There are rumors that legendary veteran Pio will postpone military service for another two years and there is another report speculating that BGP may completely transfer to Gen.G instead of the old roster.
DNW is undergoing signings
After recently giving up on HelleN and Lambu, they are looking for two new players. One addition will be former DK player Loki. The second one is not yet clear.
KDF actively strengthened the search for two S+ players
Gen. One of the biggest beneficiaries of the disbandment of the original lineup is KDF. After another year of contrast between the Civil War Phantom God and the World Championship, KDF is seeking more changes. According to sources, KDF is "looking for S+ players" to help achieve its goal of joining the Partner Program.
The rumors that players in the team are considering retirement and internal conflicts are centered around KDF. KDF's highest priority target is Gen.G's Inonix, but it's not clear whether the intentions are mutual. Other target players include former Gen.G member Renba or DK member Under.
DK lineup changes drastically
after the disappointing 2022 season. The star combinations Under and Loki may leave. Meanwhile, Foxy and Menteul may be retired. What is confirmed is that DK will rebuild a brand new lineup in the 2023 season.
Partner program affects the Korean sub-league team
Before PGC 2022, a source pointed out that two PKL non-seeded teams are working hard to participate in PWS next year. However, after Krafton released the new 2023 e-sports schedule, these plans are now being abandoned. The partnership program seems to have changed the organization’s idea of investing in small non-seed teams.
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