LEC 2024 ADC Power Rankings – Ranking the 5 best players

ADCs have been vital to the team’s success in recent times: here are our ADC player rankings for the LEC 2024 Summer Split.

LEC ADC player rankings

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LEC ADC Power Rankings – 2024 Spring Split

5. Supa

While Supa can be considered a cocky player, the guy did back it up a few times with his numbers. He might not be leading the charts but he has the highest DPM as well as the highest gold diff at 15 minutes. He’s probably not the No. 1 player in his role for now, but the Spanish player has the potential and should be a key element for MAD Lions’ success in the upcoming split.

4. Rahel

Rahel is the newest addition to the ADC pool in the LEC. Coming from the LCK CL, he was one of the most anticipated talents considering he has been fighting in the top spots of the Korean second division in the last two years. We’ll see whether he can maintain those expectations on the SK roster.

3. Noah

Noah impressed during the spring split when he led Fnatic as their carry player. Unfortunately, he wasn’t able to do the same at MSI when he struggled. Regardless, he should be still good enough to be among the top players in the LEC. The guy has been growing steadily since last year and there are all grounds to see him make the step forward once again.

2. Ice

Once again, BDS have found a way to make their playstyle work and as the core member of the team, Ice naturally gets a lot of recognition. Not only does he have a high KDA but he often finds himself at an advantage before jumping into the mid game. He also tops the best metrics among all ADC players, meaning that the guy is making full use of the resources given to him. Excited to see whether he can fight for the top spot.

1. Hans Sama

He might not be as dominant as he used to be the last year but Hans Sama is still topping the LEC. Statistically, he has been at or near the top in every single department, according to Games of Legends. He showed it at MSI with some strong performances after an initial rough start. It’s unlucky that the team wasn’t able to go past the top four at MSI, but Hans Sama should be coming back with lots of added experience to carry G2 to new heights.

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