The New Kings

The New Kings are a professional League of Legends organisation from Argentina, playing in the Latin America South region under the LRS label. Among the hungry teams filling out the southern side of the continent, they stand for the steady grassroots growth of competitive League across Spanish-speaking South America, where dedicated supporters and a rising group of semi-professional players feed into the wider Latin American scene.

Identity and Regional Footprint

Based in Argentina, The New Kings compete in a scene that has long been a training ground for players aiming to reach the LLA, the region’s top circuit. The LRS works as a development and challenger-level league, and clubs such as The New Kings keep a steady supply of local talent moving through the system that keeps Latin American League lively. Their existence shows how far the game has spread beyond the traditional strongholds of Korea, China and Europe.

The Current Roster

The active lineup is large, with Acce, Funky, KinGi, Smythz, Manuize, Kurckoo, Shu Hari, skymind and Warangelus all on the books. A squad this size lets the coaches rotate players, bring substitutes along and tailor their approach to each opponent over the course of a season. At challenger level, building chemistry within a group like this matters as much for long-term development as for the results of the moment, and the depth of the roster reflects that approach.

Competitive Context

Latin America South has a close-knit feel, with long-standing rivalries and a community spirit in which supporter loyalty runs strong and each game feels personal to the local crowd. Sides here often have to stretch modest budgets toward ambitious goals, regularly outperforming expectations in the push for promotion and recognition. Adaptability and consistency tend to count for more here than individual star names.

Ahead, The New Kings face the challenge every developing organisation knows well: turning promise into lasting form. With a wide roster and a foothold in the Argentine scene, the club is well placed to grow its young players while chasing the results that could raise its profile. Whether they climb toward the region’s top tier will come down to stability, discipline and their ability to carry what they build in practice into wins on stage.