At 1:25 PM Eastern Time on June 5 2025, Perkz released a 6-minute video announcement on X.com. The post, captioned "end of an arc," revealed he would officially retire from League of Legends esports.

Perkz stunned Caps with a Scatter the Weak, but made the mistake of entering turret range. Before Force of Will could land, Caps flashed at Perkz and rooted him in place with Rune Prison for the kill.

PerkZ added, "He's also super aggressive, but the way he plays was so good, so I learned a lot from scrimming [SK Telecom T1] and playing SKT onstage." With low-mobility mid lane picks entering ...

Perkz and G2 won four European titles in a row between 2016-17, during which time he cemented himself as one of the best players in the region. And when he got first blood against multi-world ...

G2 Perkz could soon be one of the most valuable players in esports, if reports that he is being shopped to Cloud9 for US$5million are right.

G2 Esports' Luka "Perkz" Perkovic, one of the most recognizable names in European League of Legends, announced on Twitter on Saturday that he would be taking a break from competing in the LEC next ...

Now Perkz is a star member of the revamped Team Vitality LEC roster for 2022, alongside some other big-name players such as Barney “Alphari” Morris and Matyáš “Carzzy” Orság.

Following a move to Cloud9 and the LCS, Perkz has enjoyed a stellar start to life in North America. Here are the best plays we've seen so far from Perkz in his first LCS split.

Now representing gaming powerhouse G2 Esports, Perkz is playing in the final of the lucrative Worlds 2019 – a global tournament that sees the planet’s best League teams come head to head.

Now representing gaming powerhouse G2 Esports, Perkz is playing in the final of the lucrative Worlds 2019 – a global tournament that sees the planet’s best League teams come head to head.