Jojopyun Contract Extended Through 2027 at Movistar KOI

by John Garrett
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Joseph Joon, also known as “Jojopyun,” has signed a contract extension with Movistar KOI until 2027, putting an end to speculations about his return to North America. The Canadian mid laner joined the Spanish team in December 2024 and will continue to be part of the roster for at least another year, as reported by Strafe Esports.

The decision to extend the contract comes after a period of uncertainty, with rumors circulating about Jojopyun’s potential move back to the LCS. However, his commitment to Movistar KOI reflects the team’s recent successes and suggests a promising future ahead.

In an official statement, Movistar KOI emphasized the ongoing narrative of Jojopyun’s journey with the organization, hinting at a story that is far from over. This renewal signifies a fresh start after a challenging season for the team.

From Sixth Place to the Grand Final

Despite facing difficulties throughout 2026, Movistar KOI’s remarkable performance in the LEC Summer Split playoffs turned heads. The team’s impressive lower bracket run, which included victories over Team Vitality, NAVI, and Karmine Corp, culminated in a showdown at the Grand Final, where they faced G2 Esports.

Although they fell short of claiming the championship, Movistar KOI’s second-place finish secured them a spot at the 2026 League of Legends World Championship, offering Jojopyun another chance to shine on the global stage.

One Piece Locked, Two Still Loose

While Jojopyun’s contract extension resolves the midlane position for 2027, Movistar KOI still has decisions to make regarding the top and AD carry roles. With Myrwn and Supa’s contracts expiring after Worlds, the team faces additional roster challenges heading into the offseason.

The upcoming offseason promises to be eventful, mirroring the roster changes happening across the LEC. Movistar KOI must navigate these transitions while maintaining their competitive edge.

What’s Next

As Movistar KOI prepares for Worlds 2026, all eyes will be on Jojopyun as he competes on North American soil. His performance at the tournament will undoubtedly fuel discussions about his future in the league, adding to the ongoing player movement narratives in the LEC offseason.

For now, Movistar KOI can focus on building upon their current roster stability, ensuring a smooth transition into the upcoming season amidst the flurry of offseason activities in the region.

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