Spring Joins All Gamers for VCT 2027
Taiwanese player Liu "Spring" Chun-ting is set to join All Gamers after his contract with Wolves Esports expired.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in eSports
Liu "Spring" Chun-ting is set to join All Gamers for the VCT 2027 season after his contract with Wolves Esports expired at the end of the 2026 season. Wolves Esports did not renew its partnership status with Riot Games for the 2027-28 cycle, while All Gamers did.
Why it matters
The move reflects a shift in the VCT competitive landscape, as All Gamers secured continued partnership status while Wolves Esports lost its place in the league. Spring's departure after three years marks the end of his time with the organization that brought him into Tier 1 play.
Spring spent three years with Wolves Esports after making his Tier 1 debut in 2024, and his contract expired at the end of the 2026 season. All Gamers' roster commitments extend to 2028 for several players, though the terms of Spring's agreement are not disclosed.
The players
Liu "Spring" Chun-ting
A Taiwanese professional Valorant player who debuted at Tier 1 with Wolves Esports in 2024.
All Gamers
A Chinese esports organization that renewed its partnership status with Riot Games for the VCT 2027-28 cycle.
Wolves Esports
An esports organization that did not renew its VCT partnership status for the 2027-28 cycle.
The details
Spring's contract with Wolves Esports expired at the conclusion of the 2026 season, and the report indicates he is set to join All Gamers for VCT 2027. Wolves Esports finished in the top three at Masters Toronto, while All Gamers lifted the 2026 VCT China Kickoff trophy and finished in the top six at Masters Santiago.
Timeline
End of the 2026 season: Spring's Wolves Esports contract expired.
VCT 2027-28 cycle: All Gamers renewed its Riot Games partnership status while Wolves did not.
VCT 2027 season: Spring is set to join All Gamers.
Season Trajectory
Riot Games' VCT partnership renewal for the 2027-28 cycle determines which organizations retain their Tier 1 standing. All Gamers' renewal while Wolves Esports lost its status reshapes the competitive roster landscape heading into the next season.
Fantasy and team-follow implications center on Spring's new roster placement with All Gamers for the 2027 season. Fans tracking Tier 1 rosters will need to update their rosters as Wolves Esports loses its VCT partnership status.
The takeaway
Roster stability in the VCT depends heavily on partnership renewals, which can shift a player's team without warning. Following team partnership announcements is the clearest way to track where players will compete next.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Sheep Esports.
