The NA LCS and EU LCS MVP Players Have Been Revealed
By Zac Cameron ·
While one result is very expected, the other may be a little surprising to fans of the EU and NA LCS.

With the massive success of the North American and European League of Legends Championship Series Finals now finished, we can look back at the players who have been selected as the Most Valuable Player in their respective regions. While one of these results was more of an expectation than a prediction, the other may be a little surprising to some.
Starting with the expected, the EU LCS MVP has been named as Martin “Rekkles” Larsson. The AD Carry for Fnatic, Rekkles taken the MVP award for the second split in a row, with 86% of the first place votes going to him. Rekkles has had a dominating split, guiding his team to a number one finish in the regular season before helping his team achieve their first EU LCS Championship Title in a very long time. With a team performance not seen in some time, and an individual performance that is sure to turn heads at upcoming international events, Rekkles has truly embodied the characteristics of the MVP in the EU LCS. You can see the full list of the voters and their selections here.
The NA LCS was a little more surprising this split, with 100 Thieves Support Zaqueri “aphromoo” Black claiming the prize. This is the first time a support has won the NA LCS MVP, though this is not the first time aphromoo has been lauded for his skills. Guiding his team from their start as newcomers to the league, aphromoo has been at the forefront of everyone’s mind when it comes to top tier supports. While the in-game performance of Supports might seem less impactful than other roles, aphromoo has done everything in his power to showcase exactly how a top player can help carry his team such a humble start. You can see the full list of voters and their selections here.
With the EU and NA LCS now finished for the split, we can look forward to seeing the top teams from all the regions competing in upcoming international events. For more information on these events, check out the Official Global Esports Events Announcement, here.