Pacific Division: East (Hangzhou, Seoul, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu) - Overwatch League: All transfers and roster changes - Millenium

Overwatch League: All transfers and roster changes

Updated at 25/11/2019 at 05:59 By Durvil

Pacific Division: East (Hangzhou, Seoul, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu)

Recent transfers
Atlantic Division: North (Paris, London, Boston, New York, Toronto)
Atlantic Division: South (Philadelphia, Washington, Houston, Atlanta, Florida)
Pacific Division: West (Vancouver, San Francisco, LA Valiant, LA Gladiators, Dallas)

Chengdhu Hunters

Head Coach RUI leaves the team for health reasons. The announcement was made on weibo.

Guangzhou Charge

Extremely discreet since the beginning of this off-season, Guangzhou starts this transfer window with the departure of half of his team!

Hotba, Fragi, Bischu, Onlywish and Rise are leaving the team! Among them, Rise completely left the professional Overwatch competition to focus on his studies.

It has been our pleasure to have had @HOTBA_OW @fragi @OnlyWish_ and @BischuGG with the Charge. Many thanks to all of them for their contributions to a great season in 2019. We wish them all the best in the future! pic.twitter.com/5t2LL8tXBv
— Guangzhou Charge (@GZCharge) November 11, 2019

We are sad to say that Rise will be officially retiring from professional Overwatch to go back to school. Thank you Rise for all of your contributions and we wish you the best! pic.twitter.com/f1yalhho0j
— Guangzhou Charge (@GZCharge) November 11, 2019

Hangzhou Spark

The first change of this off-season for Hangzhou which sees the departure of his assistant coach Sup7eme

We are grateful to coach @Master7supreme for being helpful and supportive as always. Thank you and wish all the best in the future! https://t.co/h49SLT2VCv
— Hangzhou Spark (@Hangzhou_Spark) October 19, 2019

Two other changes at Hangzhou with the departure of Revenge and the arrival of coach yeah!

Today, we part away with @Ow_Revenge . Thank you for your hard work and dedication to the team. You are known as a workaholic with your constant practice and streaming. You are always be part of Spark and we wish you the brightest future. pic.twitter.com/IkEMiV9g6Y
— Hangzhou Spark (@Hangzhou_Spark) November 11, 2019

Welcome @yeah_ow_ join our crew as an assistant coach! He was the main coach of @Lunatichaigg, Lucky Future Zenith & assistant coach of @FLMayhem . We believe his experience will strengthen the team in #owl2020. Let's give the him a warm welcome! ヽ( ★ω★)ノ #bang pic.twitter.com/a3PRpm59ZE
— Hangzhou Spark (@Hangzhou_Spark) November 12, 2019

Shanghai Dragons

One of the most important and surprising changes of this inter-season is the departure of Shanghai Dragons Head Coach BlueHas and his assistant Levi, to promote Moon — former Los Angeles Valiant and Team CC coach.

Despite his good results this season, the former KongDoo Panthera coach — whose team has recovered many members this season — won't be present in the roster in 2020. Finishing 11th, the team even managed to win a stage playoffs.

Today we are announcing the departure of head coach BlueHaS and assistant coach Levi. We will always be grateful to them for being instrumental in our breakthrough this season, and wish them the best in the future. pic.twitter.com/NiOnB3Ny95
— Shanghai Dragons (@ShanghaiDragons) September 23, 2019

Please welcome Byung-chul “Moon” Moon to the Shanghai Dragons family. Formerly of our academy team Team CC, Coach Moon will be joining us as head coach going into Season 3 of the Overwatch League. #ShanghaiDragons #Breakthrough pic.twitter.com/kd4I28BK4K
— Shanghai Dragons (@ShanghaiDragons) September 24, 2019

Surprising change with Youngjin's departure from the team! The former KongDoo Panthera player is now a free agent!

Today we announce the departure of Young-jin "YOUNGJIN" Jin, who leaves the team as a free agent. YOUNGJIN was an excellent flex player who stepped up to fill any role the team needed him to. Thank you, and we'll be cheering for you wherever you go. pic.twitter.com/hVdovqD6vF
— Shanghai Dragons (@ShanghaiDragons) October 23, 2019

Gamsu is leaving the team to join Dallas Fuel! With his departure, the team loses an excellent element that must be replaced before the return of the competition!

He was our shield and with him we achieved our first win and stage championship. With respect to his decision, we have decided to part ways with Young-jin "Gamsu" Noh. We thank him for all his contributions and wish him the best of luck. (1/5) pic.twitter.com/spnDtaTbpO
— Shanghai Dragons (@ShanghaiDragons) November 4, 2019

CoMa quitte l'équipe et devient free agent !

We would like to announce that Gyeong Woo "CoMa" Son will be leaving the Shanghai Dragons as a free agent. After pulling off selfless body blocks, risky rezzes, and the most clutch sound barriers, we thank you for everything this season, CoMa! pic.twitter.com/Z7yu9CtFyz
— Shanghai Dragons (@ShanghaiDragons) November 8, 2019

In preparation for next season, Diya joins Shanghai academic team: Team CC —becoming a "Two-way" player

In preparation for the next season, Weida "Diya" Lu will be joining our academy team, Team CC, as a 2-way player. We're confident he will shine in Contenders China and cannot thank him enough for his commitment to the Dragons. pic.twitter.com/X7oYRhDwuL
— Shanghai Dragons (@ShanghaiDragons) November 8, 2019

Big acquisition for Shanghai: Fleta arrives from Seoul Dynasty! He joined Dding, diem, and Diya as DPS.

Recent transfers
Atlantic Division: North (Paris, London, Boston, New York, Toronto)
Atlantic Division: South (Philadelphia, Washington, Houston, Atlanta, Florida)
Pacific Division: West (Vancouver, San Francisco, LA Valiant, LA Gladiators, Dallas)
Pacific Division: East (Hangzhou, Seoul, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu)