Sneaky leaves Cloud9

6 years after starting playing for Cloud9, Zachary Sneaky Scuderi announced that he won't play for Cloud9 anymore.
Sneaky joined Cloud9 in 2013 as an AD Carry and helped them qualify 7 times to Worlds.

Svenskeren joins Evil Geniuses

From Copenhagen Wolves to TSM and then Cloud9, Dennis Svenskeren Johnsen's always stayed at the top of his league.
He joined Cloud9 in 2017 and shared his jungler's spot with Blaber, providing his team experience and knowledge.
He confirmed that he will join the new LCS team Evil Geniuses, who acquired Echo Fox' spot this summer.
I've had an amazing last 2 years on @Cloud9 and I'll always cherish the memories I've made and especially I'm grateful to have played with all my former teammates ❤
— Svenskeren (@C9Svenskeren) November 19, 2019
But here's to a new chapter in my life and I can't express how excited I am for this opportunity! @EvilGeniuses https://t.co/TCLKwlStej
Broxah joins Team Liquid

After reaching Worlds three times in a row and even qualifying for Finals, Mads Broxah Brock-Pedersen made it clear that he is one of the world's best junglers.
— Broxah (@BroxahLoL) November 19, 2019
Xmithie to join Immortals

Jake Kevin Xmithie Puchero joined Team Liquid 2 years ago when Immortals was refused in LCS franchising. He managed to lead the team to 4 LCS titles, two qualifications to Worlds Championships and an MSI Finals

Zven joins Cloud9

Danish AD Carry Jesper Zven Svenningsen leaves Team Solo Mid to join Cloud9.
Zven qualified twice for Worlds with G2 Esports, but was unable to do so with TSM, being disqualified in regional qualifiers.
It's official. I will be playing for @Cloud9 in the upcoming seasons. I have a lot of faith in this roster and I'm excited for the future!#c9win
— Jesper "Zven" Svenningsen (@C9Zven) November 19, 2019
Vulcan joins Cloud9

Right after the Worlds Championship, Cloud9 picked up Philippe Vulcan Laflamme who played for Clutch Gaming for two years. He succeeded in qualifying for Worlds as NA's 3rd seed and went on to group stage, where they ended 4th place, behind SKT T1, RNG and Fnatic.
Fresh off of a Worlds top 16 appearance in his rookie year - Support player Philippe "Vulcan" Laflamme joins the Cloud9 League of Legends in the 2020 offseason!
— Cloud9 (@Cloud9) November 19, 2019
Welcome to the #C9Fam, @Vulcanlol! #C9WIN pic.twitter.com/zemwMe9RQM
TSM to trade Smoothie for CLG Biofrost
After a rough split, TSM tries to rebuild his roster by changing their botlane.

Meteos rejoins 100 Thieves

Meteos joined 100 Thieves in November 2017, alongside Aphromoo and Ryu, ending the first LCS regular season first, but losing to finals against Team Liquid.
Meteos stayed at 100 Thieves for 2 splits before being transferred to FlyQuest and then Optic Gaming.
— 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) November 20, 2019