Korea's premier League of Legends competition has reached the Spring Split finals but the spotlight is now on the Promotion games as LCK might have two new teams for the Summer Split.

A Riot Games' employee revealed the new changes for the 10.9 patch and even though there aren't many changes related to the AD carries, we could still see some shifts in the meta for that role.

Riot Games revealed that European pro players will have just over a month to rest between the splits and that the race to Worlds will begin in mid-June 2020.

A tweet made by a Riot Games' employee revealed the new changes for patch 10.9. Considering that most of them aren't related to the mid lane, the current meta will remain unaffected for the most part.

Volibear is one of the two champions chosen by players in 2019 to receive a complete rework, alongside Fiddlesticks. The latter was released and now Riot noted that the new bear is around a month away.

A Riot Games' employee announced the new changes for patch 10.9 and even though they don't seem that big, we could still see some shifts in the top lane meta.

A reddit thread has once again opened up a discussion about who the new League of Legends champion might be. Apparently, a new animation in the game suggests that the new champion is, in fact, Yasuo's older brother, Yone.

A Riot Games' employee revealed the final changes we will most likely see in the 10.9 patch. It should be noted that some small adjustments could still be made before the patch goes live.

Mid-Season Invitational is the second biggest event of the year for League of Legends esports and normally takes place during May each year. Now with the rampant Covid-19 in the world, it may be cancelled for 2020.

Mark Yetter, a Riot Games employee, revealed the balance targets for patch 10.9. Fiddlesticks could finally find his place in the support role, while on the other side, Riot can't seem to stop nerfing Wukong.