Pollu and Ghost – the New Supports of KT Rolster
After finishing second at Worlds 2025, KT Rolster are undergoing major roster changes. All players were on one–year contracts, and so far the organization has confirmed only one thing: the botlane will now feature two new supports – Pollu and Ghost.
Pollu is a 19–year–old player who began his career in 2022 with BRION Academy. At the end of the same year, he was promoted to BRION Challengers. He spent the entire 2023 season with the Challengers roster before being moved to BRION’s main team in 2024. Although the team failed to achieve notable results in both 2024 and 2025, Pollu consistently showed strong individual performance and proved to be a promising young support.
Ghost, on the other hand, is a highly experienced support whose biggest achievement is winning Worlds 2020 with DAMWON Gaming, along with a second Worlds finals appearance the following year. His career includes victories in LCK 2020 Summer, KeSPA Cup 2020, LCK 2021 Spring, LCK 2021 Summer, and a second–place finish at MSI 2021. A veteran with this level of experience is a strong addition for KT Rolster.
It appears that the two supports will rotate depending on drafts or specific opponents. Whether this approach will be effective is still unclear, as KT previously played with a stable lineup without substitutions. The question remains: can this duo help KT Rolster reach Worlds 2026 again – and this time win the final? The season will reveal the answer.
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