League of Legends: Misfits Gaming Sign ADC Bvoy, Mid Laner Ronaldooo
| Tags: League of Legends, Misfits
| Author David Hollingsworth
Misfits Gaming are due to sign former Furious Gaming AD carry Ju “Bvoy” Yeong-hoon and Fnatic Rising support Ronaldo “Ronaldooo” Betea who will return to the mid lane according to Esportmaníacos.
Ronaldoo role swapped to support for Fnatic Rising in 2019, however, he will now return to his former lane for Misfits Gaming in 2020. Ronaldoo, who previously went by Proto has played both mid lane for RedFear Esports in 2017 before joining Fnatic Rising as its sub mid laner. He later filled in at support for the team, a role which he remained in for the rest of that season.
Misfits will also sign former LLA league side Furious Gaming’s ad carry Bvoy. The South Korean spent the latter half of 2019 in the LLA having previously played in the Chinese league’s.
Bvoy and Ronaldooo will join a Misfits Gaming rosters that has undergone major changes in 2020 with the side rumored to be signing former Vodafone Giants jungler ván “Razork” Martín Díaz & support Petr “denyk” Haramach. ESPN has previously reported that the team would retain top laner Danny “Dan Dan” Le Comte.
Heading into 2020, the Misfits roster is one of that largest with the entire 2019 LEC roster having contracts running until 2020 and mid later Fabiven running until 2021:
Top : Dan Dan
Jungle : Kirei/Razork
Mid : Febiven/Ronaldooo
ADC : Neon/Bvoy
Support: H1IVA/Doss/denyk
Misfits Gaming look set to invest in youth for 2020, after a disaster of a year in 2019 which saw the side finish Spring Split in eighth followed by a ninth-place finish in Summer.
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