South Korea's legendary player Lee Sang-hyeok, famously known as Faker, will continue to play for T1 until 2029, hoping to stay on the throne in League of Legends.
Korean esports legend Lee Sang-hyeok, globally known as "Faker," has officially re-signed with powerhouse organization T1, extending his contract until 2029.
Widely hailed as the greatest League of Legends player of all time, Faker continues his legendary run with the team he has called home since 2013.
Nicknamed the "Unkillable Demon King," Faker's career is unmatched in competitive League of Legends history. He is a Hall of Legends inductee—the game’s highest individual honor—and holds an unprecedented list of accolades, including a record 10 League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) titles, two Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) championships, and an all-time best five World Championship titles.
This long-term commitment between Faker and T1 not only marks another milestone in a storied legacy but also solidifies the organization’s future with the face of League of Legends at the helm.
As the competitive scene continues to evolve, Faker remains the standard of excellence and a global ambassador for the game, inspiring millions of fans and players around the world.
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