[Game Changers] Gen.G GC switch head coach to Xpp — SeoeuN steps down to coach the academy as the roster is reshaped ahead of GC Pacific
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Two-time Korean champions Gen.G GC have reshuffled their coaching staff ahead of Game Changers Pacific (September, Indonesia). SeoeuN (Jeong Seo-eun), who guided the team to back-to-back GC Korea Split 1 and 2 titles, steps down as head coach and returns to a coaching role at Gen.G Global Academy (GGA). She is replaced by Xpp (Yoon Jong-sung), previously the organisation's academy head coach.
SeoeuN's record — the architect of back-to-back GC Korea titles
SeoeuN moved into coaching after playing professionally (SPEAR GAMING Female, DRX Changers) and became a Gen.G GC coach in April 2026. She also drew attention as a pioneering female coach within the Pacific Game Changers ecosystem.
Under her, Gen.G GC were dominant, winningGC Korea Split 1(beating Meikai Dolls in the final) andGC Korea Split 2(beating Ninetails 2-0 in the final) for a domestic double, and playing a large part in securing the team's international qualification.
After stepping down she returns to Gen.G Global Academy (GGA) to continue teaching the women's VALORANT class.
Xpp takes over — promoted from the academy
The new head coach, Xpp, played professionally for THE START W (2020-2021) and World Game Star (2021). After retiring he moved into coaching, most recently leading the 2026 WDG Challengers Korea season ashead coach of the Gen.G academy.
It is a step up within the organisation, meaning the GC team passes to someone who knows Gen.G's development philosophy and team culture inside out.
Current Gen.G GC roster
| Player | Notes |
|---|---|
| DaNa (Jo Se-won) | ex-Ninetails |
| h4ste (Park Ju-hee) | ex-Ninetails |
| 332 (Park Min-ju) | ex-Ninetails |
| Yamzzi (Park Su-jin) | ex-FENNEL Female |
| miNt (Jeong Ye-rim) | ex-FENNEL Female |
| Staff | Role |
|---|---|
| Xpp (Yoon Jong-sung) | Head coach (new) |
What comes next — GC Pacific is the test
Gen.G GC's next big stage is the LAN event atGame Changers Pacific, held in Indonesia from 14 to 20 September 2026. The question is whether a domestic double translates onto the international stage.
How Xpp builds on the foundation SeoeuN laid is the thing to watch — and what colour the new coach adds to the team in roughly six weeks of preparation.
✍️ This is an original article by VALOPEDIA編集部.
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