The transfer window saw all teams, including AG, undergo complete roster overhauls; WB retained Shangye with minimal changes, while Wolf Team kept only one player.

The 2025 KPL Annual Finals have wrapped up, and AG Super Play Club secured the championship as expected. Despite facing some pressure from other teams in the competition, AG’s victory was never seriously threatened! As a result, many teams are reorganizing their lineups in the transfer window, aiming to enhance their squads by bringing in fresh talent to compete against AG for the championship!

Insiders reveal that this transfer market will be very active, with nearly all KPL teams, including AG Super Play Club, making roster changes. Of course, whether these transfers will be finalized remains uncertain! AG’s championship-winning five-player lineup will definitely stay intact; the only departure is the substitute for Yinuo, Xiaoyu!

However, Xiaoyu is not transferring permanently but is instead being loaned, reportedly to Hero JiuJing! Last year at the Challenger Cup, Xiaoyu stepped in for Yinuo during his rest and helped AG Super Play Club secure the championship. Xiaoyu has talent, but at AG, he won’t get playing time since Yinuo isn’t planning to retire yet!

In the finals against AG, Wolf Team’s coach did his best. Across six games, Wolf Team’s BP had advantages, but unfortunately, the players’ skills were inferior to AG’s. Therefore, Wolf Team will also adjust their roster! According to rumors, except for Daozai, the other four players from Wolf Team are all listed for transfer.

This means that Guiqi, Xiaopang, Zihuan, and Yisheng remain on the main roster! It is said that Guiqi and Yisheng have already scheduled trial sessions. Among them, Yisheng has the largest market interest, with WB and DRG showing keen interest. Currently, there is no news about Xiaopang; judging by his current form, it’s likely that only JDG might consider him, while other teams probably won’t.

WB’s consecutive losses to AG and Wolf Team are unacceptable for a team that has always aimed for the championship. Reviewing WB’s performance at the annual finals, aside from Zimo and Nuanyang, the other three players’ performances were unstable! The mid-laner is somewhat reliable, but the farming lane and support are truly inconsistent. When playing well, they can step up, but if things go badly, these two basically disappear!

For WB to compete for the championship, the farming lane and support definitely need to be replaced! However, some fans also feel that Nuanyang’s form has declined significantly, so maybe WB should consider putting some pressure on Nuanyang as well?

JDG was the team with the biggest moves in the summer transfer market, and these transfers helped JDG advance to the playoffs and the knockout stage of the annual finals. Although they didn’t go far, it’s still an improvement. It can be said that JDG’s investment in the summer split was worthwhile. However, JDG has one untouchable player: Wu Wei. No matter how poorly Wu Wei performs, he will remain a starter.

As a result, the other JDG players don’t want to support the “prince” anymore and have chosen to leave. But it’s unclear who will stay at JDG to “play” alongside Wu Wei if all these players depart this time?

After the rework, Dunshan has become the most popular support in the canyon. His unparalleled protective abilities give his marksman teammates a great sense of security. Dunshan is truly a walking shield with his set of protective skills. First, he is very durable himself and can withstand multiple attackers for a long time.

Moreover, his first skill now allows him to carry allies, providing shields and speed boosts—this is practically a divine ability. If the minimap shows enemies preparing to encircle, he can quickly lift the marksman and retreat together with increased speed. When facing heroes like Monkey who jump in to attack the marksman, Dunshan can use his second skill to relocate Monkey far away from the marksman.

The ultimate is the most impressive change. Previously, Dunshan’s ultimate was passive and stationary, allowing him to tank but feeling uncomfortable. Now, his ultimate can move and acts as a massive shield wave. It can knock up enemies in its path and block many projectile skills.

This ultimate not only blocks many assassins’ charges aimed at the marksman but also intercepts crucial locking projectile skills. As long as the marksman stands behind Dunshan, they can safely deal damage, making it quite easy to earn a gold medal by the end of the match!