Club
South Korean esports organization that fielded League of Legends teams in the LCK and Challengers Korea, as well as teams in other esports.
Founded
Not publicly disclosed
Signature achievement
Not publicly disclosed
Audience reach
Not publicly disclosed
Ownership
Yun-sang Choi owned MVP as of 2018.[4]
Current financials
Not publicly disclosed
Category
Public disclosure
Partner
Not publicly disclosed
Commercial note
No current club-level partner list was confirmed in the available sources.
MVP operated League of Legends teams in South Korea, including its LCK roster that represented the league at Rift Rivals 2017. Its League of Legends history also includes the LCK and Challengers Korea. The profile keeps organization-level identity distinct from its game-specific teams; detailed financial and audience measures have not been established by the cited sources.
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