The top five junglers in the League of Legends Spring Split 2023

The jungler lineup for the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split is one of the strongest in the region across all five roles. Fans should pay attention to the event when it begins on January 26, 2023, to find out who makes the real "JGL DIFF."

It will be intriguing to watch how seasoned players like him do when matched against these up-and-coming new-generation players, especially with the 'GOAT' of the jungle at League of Legends LEC, Jankos, departing G2. This article will now discuss the top five junglers from the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split.

The top five junglers for the upcoming League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split

5) Xerke - Excel

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The first name on this list is Excel jungler Xerke. Given the carry potential, domination, surrounding roster, and form that the other players on this list have, he is perhaps the weakest player on paper. He has been on a decreasing trend over the last several seasons, which is another factor contributing to his lower ranking.

The first name on this list is Excel jungler Xerke

Having said that, Xerke does have a reasonably skilled roaster working with him, so this season will undoubtedly be extremely important for him. He can make things right thanks to players like Targamos (SUPP), one of the finest technical support players in the LEC, Odoamne (Top), the weakside king, Vetheo (MID), Patrick (ADC), and others.

4) Jankos - Team Heretics

The "GOAT" of the jungle in League of Legends LEC, Mr. Jankos, is next on the list. He may not have had the finest recent seasons, but with his move to Team Heretics and a fresh roster, he stands a decent chance of turning things around and becoming the best player in Europe.

The "GOAT" of the jungle in League of Legends LEC, Mr. Jankos

How Jankos will stay up with the next generation of junglers during the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split will be the primary topic of discussion. Can he stay up with the young guns when players like Bo and Elyoya are exerting their authority, or will his experience make the difference? It will be intriguing to watch how Jankos guides Team Heretics to victory with a team that is somewhat balanced.

3) Elyoya- Mad Lions

Elyoya, the lead performer for Mad Lion, comes in at number three on this list. He has succeeded in building a reputation as one of the top junglers in the EU over the last couple splits. On the roster of the 2022 Mad Lions, he shone the brightest. Even in the games that Mad Lions lost, Elyoya was able to deliver strong performances on a continuous basis. It would be intriguing to see if Elyoya can lead Mad Lions to victory given that they have a somewhat lesser lineup.

Elyoya, the lead performer for Mad Lion

2) Malrang- Rogue/KOI

Malrang, the lead performer for Rogue/KOI, is up next. The Korean superstar is one of the few western junglers to have competed head-to-head against Asian heavyweights. He undoubtedly made a significant difference for Rogue and had an impact on the team's performance.

Malrang, the lead performer for Rogue/KOI

Malrang does have a tendency to consistently outperform other western junglers because he was raised in a Korean playing setting. Despite losing Odoamne, perhaps the finest toplaner in the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split, Rogue/KOI managed to retain the other four members and maintain their level of competitiveness.

Fans may anticipate that Rogue/KOI, led by Malrang, will be one of the teams vying for the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split championship.

1) BO - Vitality

The last person on this list is BO, the jungler for Vitality. It's unusual to see an international rookie who hasn't been in a professional game in a year talked up this much. Tian's former protege is already performing at a completely different level than the junglers on this list because he was raised in a Chinese player environment. In just 32 days, he stunned everyone by climbing all the way to the top of the EUW solo-queue ladder.

The last person on this list is BO, the jungler for Vitality

BO does have a very bright future ahead of him because of his unique ability and playing style as well as the benefit of age. His position as the unquestioned top jungler in the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split has only been solidified by all the spectacular broadcast highlights.

With Perks (MID) heading the lineup with his leadership and expertise, along with BO (JGL) with his raw skill and carry potential, fans should anticipate Vitality to be a strong contender for the League of Legends LEC 2023 Spring Split championship.

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