Preface: The S16 season has officially begun. Most players are likely following the recent matches, with competitions across major regions proceeding smoothly. In the past couple of days, there hasn't been much news from the LCK, but one public event has sparked heated discussions among global players. As the recognized greatest player in League of Legends, Faker was unexpectedly awarded the title of sheriff by Korean authorities, leading to widespread mockery from netizens: "Is his next championship really dedicated to his voters?" Meanwhile, AL team has let go of top laner Flandre, and just two days later, he resumed training, making his move to BLG seem increasingly imminent.

Faker's Next Championship Dedicated to Voters

Most players are quite familiar with Faker. As the universally recognized greatest player in League of Legends, his popularity and influence are immense. Over the years, he has accumulated numerous accolades, unmatched in the history of the game—no other professional player has surpassed him. Previously, Faker was awarded the Blue Dragon Medal, the highest honor in Korean sports and the first time an esports player received such recognition. He even dined with high-ranking officials, showcasing his immense prestige. Recently, Faker has once again been granted a new honor.

On the 22nd, the Korean National Police Agency announced the appointment of world-renowned professional gamer Faker as an honorary police officer and cyber gambling prevention ambassador. Faker, a highly acclaimed esports player both domestically and internationally, possesses widespread recognition and positive social influence, having a beneficial impact on young people. Therefore, he was granted the honorary rank of sheriff.

It must be said that Faker's status is rising ever higher. Many netizens jokingly remark that it's now come true: his next championship is truly dedicated to his voters. Indeed, if Faker continues on this path, it's hard to imagine what further honors and positions await him.

In recent days, since the start of the third split, there have been massive roster changes in the LPL, especially with AL team. Their five-man lineup had been playing together for a long time and was quite stable. Unexpectedly, just before the matches began, AL officially announced the addition of top laner Breathe (Breath), leaving many netizens confused. They even changed the starting lineup late at night, fielding Breathe in the match against JDG. These moves sparked widespread speculation: What is going on with top laner Flandre? Is he having health issues, or is he planning to join another team?

With many questions, netizens checked Flandre's Korean server account and found that after the 20th, he only rested for two days before resuming normal training. This indicates that he has no health issues and can still engage in high-intensity late-night ranked games. Could it be that, as netizens suggest, Flandre has already arrived at BLG's training base? If so, it would be an optimal solution for BLG. Flandre is a top laner who can withstand pressure and is very team-oriented. His addition could almost bench Bin permanently.

Farewell's View:

Now, industry insiders are starting to leak that Flandre is preparing to join BLG. Combined with the large-scale roster adjustments during this period, some even say that AL team manager Ai Xiao will not hold back any player's contract—if they have a better opportunity, he will let them go directly. Everything is moving in the direction netizens imagined. If Flandre joins BLG, it would truly be a top-tier all-star lineup, with almost no weaknesses once they are well-coordinated.

What do you, dear viewers, think about this matter?