Ray joins Gen.G to complete its VCT 2027 lineup
As the offseason continues, teams such as Gen.G Esports are beginning to reveal their lineups for the 2027 season. After securing several big-name additions, Gen.G has announced Oh "Ray" Eun-hyuk as its sixth player. The South Korean player made his Tier 1 debut in 2026 with ONSIDE GAMING, finishing 7th-8th at the VCT 2026 - Pacific Stage 2.
Gen.G completes its 2027 roster with Ray
When ONSIDE Gaming entered VCT Pacific Stage 2, few expected the team to make a deep run in the tournament. However, they not only secured a spot in the Playoffs but also managed to eliminate several big names, including FULL SENSE. Their run eventually came to an end against Paper Rex, but Ray stood out as one of the team's most consistent performers.
The 18-year-old Controller player impressed throughout the tournament with his aim, consistency, and overall performance. Beyond his in-game impact, Ray also became known for his energy on stage, constantly cheering for his teammates and trash-talking opponents. His passion and confidence did not go unnoticed, and Gen.G is now giving him another opportunity to prove himself on the big stage.
Ray joins a star-studded lineup featuring several Masters winners, as Gen.G brings together an experienced roster to compete in VCT Pacific in 2027. This is the roster for the upcoming season:
Can Gen.G make its mark in 2027?
Gen.G will head into the 2027 season with a promising roster that combines established names in the scene with fresh talent looking to make their mark. While it is still too early to tell how the lineup will perform, bringing together so many talented players could help the team take another step forward and challenge for an international title after two years without one.
On paper, Gen.G could be one of the most exciting teams in VCT Pacific next year, and fans will be eager to see what this new lineup can achieve.
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Sofia is an esports journalist from Porto, Portugal, with two years of professional experience and a background in college newspapers and local TV. She has always loved telling people’s stories, making interviews her favorite part of the job. Her passion for gaming started by watching her older brother play Pokémon, but it was discovering VALORANT during the pandemic that made her want to work in esports.
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