League of Legends: Former Dplus KIA (DK) support player Loopy reportedly close to joining Brazilian team Vivo Keyd Stars..

Sheep Esports exclusively reported on Monday that former Dplus KIA (DK) Academy support player Loopy, who is currently playing for SK Gaming, is on the verge of joining Brazilian team Vivo Keyd Stars.

According to the report, Vivo Keyd Stars recently began a major roster overhaul and has targeted Loopy to fill the support position.

Vivo Keyd Stars originally planned to renew Trymbi's contract; however, due to the Polish support player's decision to return to Europe, the team decided to secure Loopy as his substitute.

It is understood that Trymbi has reached a preliminary agreement with the Swiss team, BDS.

Loopy will participate in the 2026 CBLOL season with the team, aiming to achieve success on the new international stage.

If the report is true, Loopy will become the second Korean player on Vivo Keyd Stars' current roster.

Earlier this month, the team announced the contract extension of mid laner Mireu until 2027.

Mireu, who achieved second place in the LTA Championship with the team six months ago, also reached the top 14 in the 2025 League of Legends World Championship.

About Loopy

Loopy, who is only still 21 years old, was born on June 9, 2004, in South Korea. He became a professional League of Legends esports player in 2020, playing the support role.

Loopy's professional career began with the Dplus KIA (DK) Academy, and in July 2021, he transferred to the BRION Academy.

In December 2021, Loopy participated in the Challenger League with BRION, where he helped the team achieve second place in the KeSPA Cup.

The following November, Loopy returned to DK to play for their Challenger League division team.

During his year and a half stint with DK, Loopy helped the team win the 2023 LCK Challengers Summer.

In May 2024, Loopy joined Isurus. During this spell, he helped his team achieve fourth place finish in the LLA Closing stage.

In December of the same year, Loopy joined SK Gaming.

During this spell, he helped his team achieve 9th place in LEC tournaments, with their best result being a runner-up finish in the NNO Cup Season 3.