After a successful year in the Prime League, Lukas "Lurox" Thoma is set to join the LFL for the first time in his career — per Sheep Esports sources, he has reached a verbal agreement to join Vitality.Bee. He will face the tough challenge of replacing Kacper “Daglas” Dagiel in the jungle, who has, as reported by Sheep Esports, reached an agreement with Los Heretics in the LVP Superliga.

A veteran who played in the LEC

Lurox brings a veteran profile to the team, having played across multiple rosters over his eight years in competitive League of Legends, including seven in the Prime League. Now, he’s moving to the LFL — widely regarded as the strongest of all ERLs in terms of skill level — with a long career at his back.

Starting with SPGeSports in 2017, Lurox secured his first split victory during the Winter split before making a brief appearance in the Superliga in Spring 2018. Later that year, he returned to the Prime League with Ad Hoc Gaming before joining Schalke 04 Evolution, where he spent two years. During this time, he even competed in the LEC, achieving a 6th-place finish in the Summer split alongside Andrei "Odoamne" Pascu and Felix "Abbedagge" Braun. Likely fatigued from managing dual responsibilities for both the LEC and academy teams in 2020, he joined AGO Rogue in the UltraLiga in 2021, then moved to Unicorns of Love Sexy Edition (USE) in 2022, SK Gaming Prime in 2023, and finally returned to USE in 2024.

Across his career, Lurox has been part of teams that consistently performed at the top of the Prime League standings. His experience includes an impressive ten appearances at the EMEA Masters (Spring 2018, Spring 2020, Summer 2020, Spring 2021, Summer 2021, Spring 2022, Summer 2022, Spring 2023, Summer 2023, and Summer 2024), with his best result being a semifinal finish with SK Prime in Spring 2023.

Vitality.Bee only needs a midlaner

Lurox is the fourth player to join Vitality.Bee's new 2025 project. Josip “Jopa” Čančar is set to remain with the team in the bot lane alongside his new support, Kadir “Fleshy” Kemiksiz, and toplaner Maximilian “Vertigo” Rassi. With more experience and veteran leadership on the roster, this team could make a significant impact at the top of the standings in the LFL. After all, this lineup will have to live up to VIT.Bee's 2024 accomplishments — a finals appearance at the EMEA Masters and a title in the Coupe de France. The team is now almost complete:

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