The LCP Split 3 2025 officially kicks off on July 1, but the real work starts long before that. June is all about preparation, tryouts, bootcamps, and strategy sessions. Teams are reshuffling their rosters, testing new game plans, and sharpening their focus for the challenges ahead. This article, prepared by experts from 1xBet, takes a closer look at what’s already happening behind the scenes and what fans can expect from the next stage of the competition.
One of the most talked-about changes comes from Team GoNext. After a disappointing performance in Split 2, they’ve made a bold move by transferring their ADC NightShot to RedJungle. In his place, they’re testing a rising talent from the ERL scene, Pablo “RageCat” Martínez from Spain. It’s a risky move, but one that could bring fresh energy to the bot lane.
RedJungle hasn’t stayed quiet either. They’ve strengthened their coaching staff with the addition of a former MAD Lions Madrid analyst, hoping to build a more aggressive and adaptive playstyle. Fans are watching closely to see if the changes pay off on the Rift.
WhitePhantoms, one of the more consistent teams this year, haven’t made big roster changes, but they are investing heavily in international scrims. Recently, they were invited to a closed bootcamp in Berlin where they’re focusing on mental preparation and improving team synergy for best-of-five series. According to their captain, this could be the key to going deeper in the playoffs.
Meanwhile, all eyes are on ZeroGravity. Rumors are circulating about a possible comeback for KrazyDuke, the legendary top laner who retired last year. If true, it could bring a wave of experience and leadership that the team has been lacking. While nothing is confirmed, the community is buzzing with anticipation.
From a gameplay perspective, analysts are predicting that macro strategy will dominate this split. Map control, especially around Baron and Rift Herald, is expected to be more important than ever. Midlaners are also back in the spotlight, with roaming champions and global ultimates set to make a strong return to the meta. As the skill level across teams rises, no matchup will be easy. Even the underdogs have the tools to take down top-tier teams.
In the final weeks before the official start, most teams are keeping their scrim results private, but fans can look forward to upcoming media days with interviews, photos, and a sneak peek at new team merch. WhitePhantoms, in particular, are planning a fan event in Warsaw, showing just how seriously teams are taking their public presence this season.
With less than two weeks to go, LCP Split 3 2025 is already shaping up to be the most competitive split of the year. The preparation period is not just about getting in shape, it’s about building trust, refining game plans, and making sure every player is ready for high-pressure play. By the time July 1 rolls around, expect fireworks.
