After the end of The International 2024, clubs have entered the active phase of the transfer window. Right now, until the start of the new season and the roster of the first tournament, reshuffles will take place. In this article, we have collected everything from the already announced reshuffles to the most interesting rumours.
We have divided all the reshuffles into regions. The region of Western Europe will be the largest in terms of the number of reshuffles, as it has the largest number of highly qualified organisations and strong players whose players we constantly see at high-level tournaments.
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Last update: 16 October 2024
Western Europe
Due to the high concentration of top organisations, Western Europe is once again becoming a centre of active reshuffles. This is where the key transfers that will affect the next Dota 2 season will take place.
In:
- No!ob from PSG.Quest
- OmaR from PSG.Quest
Out:
- Fbz → BOOM Esports
- KuroKy to the post of coach (?)
In:
- 23savage from Aurora
- Nine
Out:
- BZM
- Timado
Out:
- DM
- No[o]ne
- Watson to Gaimin Gladiators
- Kataomi to BetBoom Team
- Fishman
Current roster |
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In:
- SaberLight free agent
Out:
- 33 to Tundra Esports
Current roster |
In:
Out:
- dyrachyo will leave the team
In:
- Saika
- 33 from Liquid
- Saksa
- Whitemoon
- Lorenof from Aurora
- MidOne/Shad - Stand ins
Out:
- Topson ends his career
Eastern Europe
In Eastern Europe, rumours of changes in Team Spirit's roster and BB Team's activity have become the main topic of discussion. Famous players may change clubs, and new players get a chance to prove themselves.
Current roster |
In:
- Pure from Tundra Esports
- Kiyotaka from Aurora
- Kataomi from Cloud9
Out:
- Saika, gpk, TORONTOTOKYO to the bench
Out:
- Mira to the bench
- Collapse to the bench
- Raddan to the bench
In:
- Satanic
- Malic
- rue
Lineup for DreamLeague Season 24
North America
In this region, roster changes have become a necessity for many organisations after unsuccessful performances at recent tournaments. Clubs will make every effort to regain their competitiveness on the world stage.
Current roster |
South America
South America continues to strengthen its position on the global Dota 2 scene. Teams such as BOOM Esports are actively recruiting experienced players, which promises to increase the level of competition in the region.
Out:
In:
- Parker from BOOM Esports
Сurrent roster |
In:
- Fbz from Nigma Galaxy
- TIMS from Blacklist International
- DJ from Team TK
Out:
- Parker to HEROIC
China
After the region's disastrous performance at The International 2024, China will be experiencing significant changes in the roster. While some players are leaving their teams, others are getting the opportunity to prove themselves, which could have a significant impact on the results of future tournaments.
Out:
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Southeast Asia
After The International 2024, the Southeast Asia region is actively rebuilding its rosters. Teams such as Aurora are rumoured to be adding new players to their ranks, which will open up new opportunities to improve their results next season.
Conclusion
After The International 2024, the Dota 2 scene is once again going through a period of large-scale changes in the roster, which is becoming a tradition after the main tournament of the year. Organisations seek to strengthen their positions by attracting new players or forming entirely new teams in order to succeed in the upcoming seasons. This period of roster reshuffling is a crucial stage in the preparation for the next cycle of competitions, the first of which will be PGL Wallachia 2, which starts on 4 October.
We will follow every change in the rosters and update this list until the roster lock to provide you with the latest and most up-to-date information on all the reshuffles in the Dota 2 world.
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