EU Masters Summer 2022 updates

The largest competition that European League of Legends has to showcase its up-and-coming talent has its groups drawn, and the scene is prepared for this split's edition. The 2020 summer champions AGO ROGUE of the Polish Ultraliga, who are participating in the competition for the eighth time in a row (two of which were as Rogue Esports Club), and one of the two French finalists from the previous split, LDLC OL, will be among the returning faces that fans will appreciate.

Fresh off their maiden NLC victory, Iceland-based Dusty is eager to make a big impression in their EU Masters debut. Following their own first local championship, in which they won Spain's SuperLiga, Team Heretics, who will be entering the LEC next year after purchasing Misfits Gaming's franchise slot, are also at EU Masters for the first (and last) time.