Aiming rejoins KT Rolster for LCK 2026 season

KT Rolster have announced the return of ADC Kim “Aiming” Ha-ram, who joined the Korean League of Legends team on
Thursday, November 20, for the third time.

Aiming will take over for Seo “deokdam” Dae-gil, who was released from the team on Wednesday. He has since found his new home with DN Freecs, where he will continue playing with support Jeong “Peter” Yoon-su.

This is not the first time the 25-year-old ADC will wear a KT Rolster jersey. Aiming, who started his LoL career in 2018, had previously played for KT during the 2020 season before moving to China to represent Bilibili Gaming.

Following an unsuccessful year in the LoL Pro League (LPL), Aiming returned to Korea and spent the next two years on KT
Rolster, with whom he won LCK 2023 Regional Finals and reached quarterfinals at LoL Worlds the same year.

After a successful run through the 2023 season, Aiming left KT Rolster for Dplus KIA, but failed to find any remarkable results, ending the year with a painful ninth-11th place finish at LoL Worlds.

Things did not improve for Aiming in his second season with Dplus KIA, as the former world champions failed to qualify for the season-culminating event, after crashing out of the LCK Playoffs in fifth place.

Aiming now returns to his former home and is part of a major roster overhaul initiated by KT Rolster after losing the LoL Worlds finals.

KT Rolster have already parted ways with their bottom lane and acquired two new players. Besides support Oh “Pollu” Dong-gyu, KT also signed former world champion Jang “Ghost” Yong-jun, who will transition from ADC to support after playing the role for 10 years.

With the signing of Aiming, KT Rolster have secured one of the most consistent ADC players in the league, inspiring confidence that the new-look lineup will enter the 2026 season with the tools needed to compete for the biggest trophies.
Aiming is expected to make his third debut for KT Rolster at the 2025 KeSPA Cup, scheduled to kick off on December 6.