BBL Unveils New VALORANT Lineup for VCT 2026 Season Esports

BBL Unveils New VALORANT Lineup for VCT 2026 Season

Turkish esports powerhouse, BBL Esports, is gearing up for an exhilarating season ahead as they unveil their highly anticipated VALORANT roster for the 2026 VCT season. Known for their strategic prowess and competitive edge, BBL Esports is set to make waves in the upcoming tournaments.

BBL Esports has announced its VALORANT line-up for the 2026 VCT season. The roster includes five skilled players and a coach, all of whom are aiming to secure a spot in next year’s VALORANT Champions. This strategic lineup is expected to bolster the team’s chances in the competitive scene.

The New Lineup

Here is the active roster for BBL Esports’ VALORANT division:

– Eren ‘Rosé’ Erzan (IGL)
– Umut ‘umu7’ Pekdoğan
– Utku ‘Loita’ Kart
– Yusuf ‘Lar0k’ Kaan Kanber
– Ali ‘Crewen’ Eren Sargin
– Mert ‘KEY’ Çelebi (Head Coach)

These players were formerly part of BBL PCIFIC, a collaborative venture between BBL Esports and PCIFIC Esports, which participated in the VALORANT Challengers series during the 2025 season. Their significant triumph came as they clinched the VCT Ascension EMEA 2025, an achievement that secured their promotion to the VCT EMEA League for 2026.

A Journey of Success and Transition

Reflecting on their journey, KEY shared a heartfelt message celebrating the transition from PCIFIC Esports to BBL Esports, highlighting the camaraderie and growth experienced by the team over 1.5 years. The transition was not without controversy; earlier this year, following their VCT Ascension EMEA victory, BBL Esports faced scrutiny for signing the entire BBL PCIFIC roster, leaving PCIFIC Esports in a challenging position regarding player availability. However, after a thorough review, Riot Games confirmed no rules were violated, and allegations of shared ownership were dismissed.

Challenges and Achievements in 2025

BBL Esports faced a challenging 2025 VCT season, failing to secure a spot in this year’s VALORANT Champions in Paris. Despite competing in several events, including placing sixth in the EMEA Kickoff and fourth in EMEA Stage 1, the team narrowly missed out on Masters events. However, they managed to qualify for the Esports World Cup VALORANT tournament, finishing eighth. In VCT EMEA Stage 2, BBL Esports placed third, just missing a chance at the crowning event as GIANTX claimed the final spot.

As BBL Esports moves forward, fans eagerly await to see how the new roster will perform in the 2026 season, building on their past experiences and aiming for greater victories.

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