RFT.GG Charts: LEC Spring 2026 Player Rankings, Top 10 in Every Role

All the stats you've ever dreamed of are now on RFT.GG's new feature: Charts. Top 10 in every role, every major league, every international competition, across the stats you pick yourself. Here our role-by-role analysis of the LEC Spring Split 2026 rankings.

Toplane

Naak Nako sits at the top and the chart fully backs it up: First in solo kills, KDA, CS/m, KP and almost no statistical holes. He is one of the main reasons Vitality looked so strong during the regular season. The real standout, though, is Rooster in second. Shifters finished 9th, yet he still manages to post one of the best individual profiles in the role, especially through KP and CSD@15. On the other side of the standings, BrokenBlade’s chart reflects a rougher laning phase than expected from a team that is aiming for the title — and that fits the eye test of his slower individual start to the split.

Jungle

Rhilech tops the jungle ranking, and the numbers back it up: first in GD@15, CS/min and second in gold/min. It also fits NAVI’s identity perfectly — this is a jungle-centric team that gives him resources, and Rhilech consistently turns them into carry performances. Yike’s chart reflects KC’s biggest issue this split: the early game. His opening numbers are shaky, but the carry value is still clear — first in DMG/min, first in gold/min, and second in CS/min.

Midlane

Jojopyun is dominating the midlane charts. He's the principal fuel of MKOI and his numbers show you why : first in KP, DMG/min, CS/min, CSDiff@15, Gold/min, XPDiff@15. The only player who can realistically keep pace statistically is Caps, still showing elite efficiency in a very strong G2 structure. On the other side, Serin’s chart perfectly sums up Team Heretics’ rough split: low impact across most key metrics, in a team that went through multiple roster changes and never really found clear stability.

ADC

This is classic Upset. Even though his team struggled, he still found a way to pull out crazy numbers: first in GD@15, KP and CS/min. Stable in lane, resource-heavy, and still producing elite ADC stats even when Fnatic is not doing great. Supa’s chart is a perfect contrast between lane and teamfights. With Alvaro, his early game has been rough this split — last in First Blood, 9th in GD@15 and 9th in CSD@15. But once the game opens up, he still delivers: first in KDA, first in kills and second in DMG/min. Noah’s chart with GX confirms the eye test: the duo lane, once the team’s biggest strength, has become one of their main struggle points this split.

Support

Busio’s chart is a strange mix of dominance and warning signs. Individually, he is above the rest: first in KP, first in XPD@15, and the lowest deaths per game among supports. But his vision numbers are much weaker, which could partly explain KC’s early-game struggles this split. Parus follows him closely, with a chart that highlights his strong vision game. That matters a lot for NAVI: his control around vision helps Rhilech and the rest of the team move through the jungle much more comfortably.