Lira leaves Dignitas

Nam Lira Tae-yoo joined the LCS in 2017. He played for Team EnVyUs before joining Clutch Gaming (now named Dignitas) in 2018.
He helped his team qualify for Worlds Play-Ins before being knocked out of groups.
Bang joins Evil Geniuses

The Korean 2-times World Champion decided to leave 100 Thieves to join the new LCS team Evil Geniuses.
Our newest acquisition is no stranger to Worlds domination.
— Evil Geniuses (@EvilGeniuses) November 22, 2019
Welcome to the team, @Bang. We see more championships in your future. pic.twitter.com/TiPlaJsqav
Soaz joins Immortals

The French veteran top laner returns to the professional scene before an unfortunate experience at Misfits Gaming. He decides to join forces with Immortals with whom he will try to conquer LCS, as he has done for a few years in Europe with Fnatic.

Altec joins Immortals

After a year outside of the rift, the Canadian AD Carry makes his return in the LCS with Immortals.
Hakuho joins Immortals

After a year playing for Echo Fox, and 3 years alongside Apollo, Hakuho leaves his former AD Carry to join Altec at Immortals.
Dardoch joins Team Solo Mid

Dardoch is one of the few players that has played for most of NA top teams. The 21 year-old jungler started playing professionally in 2014 and joined Team Liquid in 2016, before playing for teams like Immortals, Counter Logic Gaming, Echo Fox and Optic Gaming.
He now starts a new story with TSM where he will play alongside Bjergsen and Kobbe.
It's been a long time coming. Please welcome @Dardoch to #TSM.
— TSM (@TSM) November 22, 2019
⚫️: https://t.co/Rw2zciY9cc pic.twitter.com/VAkj3dO3r0
PowerOfEvil joins FlyQuest

From EUW to NA, PoE joined a lot of different teams during his career. He joined NA playing for Optic Gaming before going to Counter Logic Gaming, which he now leaves in favour of FlyQuest.
Ignar joins FlyQuest

After a successful year at FC Schalke 04, despite not qualifying for Worlds, IgNar joins his former Misfits teammate PowerOfEvil at FlyQuest.
Yes, the rumors are true. Give a warm welcome and a big happy birthday to our new Support, @IgNarLoL 😊 pic.twitter.com/2kLZhTl6uz
— FlyQuest (@FlyQuest) November 20, 2019
Cody Sun returns to 100 Thieves

A few weeks after the end of his Worlds run, Cody Sun is set to rejoin his former team 100 Thieves. The Canadian rejoins the team that left him on the bench for their whole 2018 Worlds run.

Eika joins Immortals

The French mid laner joins Immortals after 3 successful years alongside YellowStar at Team LDLC in the LFL. He will be joining Xmithie, Altec, Hakuho and Soaz.
Coming in from a dominating season in LFL, welcome, @LDLC_Eika!
— Immortals (@Immortals) November 23, 2019
Bienvenue a @LDLC_Eika qui sort d'une saison triomphante en LFL! #WeAreIMT pic.twitter.com/Oritw9yORU
Amazing announces he will not play this season

After 6 years at the top of the League of Legends professional scene, Maurice Amazing Stückenschneider leaves 100 Thieves and tweeted that he will not compete in 2020.
When you leave it all on the court/rift there is no point to being sad - I’m happy to have had a nice comeback to NA as a kind of send off but I’m now preparing for the next step in my career.
— Maurice "Amazing" (@Amazingx) November 24, 2019
I have decided not to compete in 2020, and will instead go another direction.
Aphromoo leaves 100 Thieves

100 Thieves announced this week that Aphromoo won't be playing for them anymore. We still have no information about his future.
Farewell @aphromoo.
— 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) November 24, 2019
Zaq, these past 2 years have been filled with memories we'll never forget. Thank you for being one of the first pro players to take a chance on 100 Thieves when we were a brand new team. We wish you nothing but the best moving forward. pic.twitter.com/f1uKVXFwkK
Kobbe joins Team Solo Mid

The former Splyce AD Carry will replace Zven as TSM AD carry for the 2020 season.
This transfer follows a few successful years playing for Splyce. He has been known for being one of the most consistent carries in Europe.
BREAKING NEWS! WELCOME TSM @Kobbe TO #TSM!
— TSM (@TSM) November 24, 2019
⚫️: https://t.co/7I4AkYKauh pic.twitter.com/To60qspJNp