Shifters is a Swiss professional League of Legends organisation competing in the LEC, the top-tier circuit for the EMEA region. Headquartered in Switzerland and part of a broader competitive esports project, the team occupies one of the coveted franchise slots in a league that gathers Europe, the Middle East and Africa under a single premier competition. Within that landscape, Shifters positions itself as an ambitious challenger seeking to disrupt the established order at the highest level of European play.
The active roster brings together Sheo, Rooster, Boukada, nuc, Paduck, Trymbi and JuJuTw0, a lineup that blends starting talent with additional depth across roles. Trymbi in particular is a well-travelled support with international experience, and the wider group reflects the organisation’s willingness to mix seasoned competitors with developing players. A squad of this size allows for tactical flexibility and rotation, giving the coaching staff options to adapt across the demanding LEC calendar.
The LEC is one of the most-watched regional leagues in the world, structured around multiple splits that feed into international events such as the Mid-Season Invitational and the World Championship. Competition is fierce, with heavyweight organisations and passionate fan bases raising the stakes every week. For a team like Shifters, consistency across the group stages and playoff brackets is the measure by which progress is judged, and every series carries weight toward international qualification.
As an active participant in Europe’s premier league, Shifters aims to convert its roster potential into tangible results. The path forward involves building chemistry, refining a recognisable playstyle and stringing together the kind of run that earns respect from rivals and supporters alike. With a full complement of players and a place among the region’s elite, the organisation has the foundation to grow into a fixture of LEC contention.
Shifters competes in the LEC (EMEA region).
The Shifters roster includes Rooster, Boukada, Sheo, nuc, Paduck, Trymbi.

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