T1 and Gen.G in recent years have always been considered a pair of `rivals` who are evenly matched.
Gen.G (left) and T1 have had opposite team building directions in the past few years
T1 with internal strength
T1 has always been famous for preferring to use self-trained players and rarely participates in the transfer market.
T1 always focuses on self-trained players and rarely participates in transfers
`Milky Way` Gen.G
As for Gen.G, in the past few years, they have transferred continuously, culminating in the transfer period at the end of the 2021 season. At that time, Gen.G debuted a squad considered the `Milky Way` of the LCK.
Gen.G has many strong personnel changes and is aiming for the image of an `all-star team`.
Which team builds its strength better?
Bringing players from the youth academy will help teams reduce a large amount of transfer fees, while also creating opportunities for young people to express themselves and build a successor class.
After the initial success, T1’s `home-grown` players are slowing down
Meanwhile, after a stumbling first season, Gen.G has increasingly improved its playing style as well as the chemistry between the players.
Gen.G dominates domestically but is completely weak when it comes to major international tournaments
Conclude
It would be difficult to point out which team building is better between Gen.G and T1.
