Shopify Rebellion Weighs Five Bot Lane Options for 2027

Shopify Rebellion is considering changes to both bot lane positions before the 2027 LCS season, according to reports published Nov. 10. The organization is evaluating three ADCs and two supports as possible replacements for Ju “Bvoy” Yeong-hoon and Tristan “Zeyzal” Stidam.

No signings have been announced, and Shopify Rebellion has not confirmed either player’s departure. Bvoy’s contract is listed as expiring Nov. 17, 2026, while Zeyzal’s deal is listed to expire Nov. 14.

Fahad “Massu” Abdulmalek is one of the ADC candidates. The Canadian joined FlyQuest’s development roster in 2022 and moved to the main lineup in 2023. He won the 2024 LCS Summer Split and the 2025 LTA Championship. His contract is listed through Nov. 17, 2026.

Edward “Tactical” Ra is another option. He represented Cloud9 at Worlds 2026 and has permission to explore opportunities for the 2027 season. His contract with Cloud9 runs through November 2028, so any move to Shopify Rebellion would require an agreement between the organizations.

The third ADC candidate is 20-year-old Jeremy “Sushee” Roussy. He has yet to play in North America’s top division. Sushee competed for NRG in the NACL during 2026, but the team did not earn promotion to the LCS. NRG later parted ways with its roster, while Sushee remains listed as under contract through Nov. 16 in the public contract database.

Shopify Rebellion is considering Philippe “Vulcan” Laflamme and Jonah “Isles” Rosario for the support position. Vulcan returned to Cloud9 in 2024 and won the 2026 LCS Spring Split MVP award. He recently extended his contract through November 2029. A transfer would require an agreement with Cloud9.

Isles won the Lock-In tournament and the 2026 LCS Spring Split with LYON. The team finished among the top three at MSI and competed at Worlds 2026. Isles’ contract runs through Nov. 15, 2027, so a transfer would require an agreement with LYON.

All five candidates are listed as North American residents in the 2026 records. Isles is Australian, but the LCS rulebook recognizes eligible Oceania players as North American residents. If the classification remains in place for 2027, he would not occupy an import slot.

Shopify Rebellion finished the 2026 season without a title or an international tournament appearance. Its final chance to qualify for Worlds ended with a 3-1 playoff loss to LYON.

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Reviewed and fact-checked by Alex Panasenko on November 12.