Foreign media outlet revealed that German League of Legends club SK Gaming is expected to sign Korean top laner DnDn..

Foreign e-sport media outlet Sheep Esports exclusively revealed on Tuesday that German League of Legends club SK Gaming is expected to sign DnDn, the former top laner of the Korean club Nongshim Red Force, in the near future.

According to Sheep Esports, SK Gaming is currently looking for new players to replace the vacancies left by two members of the team, and DnDn has become one of the players that the club management has focused on.

During the process, SK Gaming also considered signing Karmine Corp Blue player Maynter.

However, since the final LEC team roster must be finalized on July 9, and the club is worried that Maynter's visa issue will not be approved in time before then, SK Gaming can only give up signing the Ukrainian player.

At the same time, SK Gaming also approached Mihile, a Korean player currently playing for Misa Esport. However, their offer has been rejected by the player and his club because the offer is too low.

SK Gaming could have signed former member Irrelevant, who is currently a free agent, but the club management chose not to renew their relationship with him.

Currently, it is reported that SK Gaming has reached an agreement with DnDn and the Turkish club Eternal Fire where he currently plays for for this transfer.

If this revelation is true, it means that DnDn will move to the LEC for the first time after challenging LCK and TCL.

About DnDn

DnDn, who is only 22 years old, was born in South Korea on May 18, 2003 and mainly plays as a top laner.

DnDn joined the youth academy of the Korean LCK club Nongshim Red Force in 2020 and officially became a League of Legends professional e-sports player.

In January of the following year, DnDn was promoted to its Challenger League team, and during this spell he won the 2022 LCK Challenger League Finals and was selected as the Finals MVP.

In November 2022, DnDn officially became a member of the main team of Nongshim Red Force.

During this spell, he participated in the LCK twice with the team.

In August of the following year, DnDn won the 2023 LCK Challenger League Summer again with the Challenger League team.

In January this year, DnDn moved to Eternal Fire.

During this spell, he reached the finals of the 2025 TCL Winter with the team, but unfortunately lost to Papara SuperMassive 2:3 and could only finish second