Separate reports have claimed LIV's most successful player and one of his teammates have decided their future is away from the league…

LIV Golf all-time wins leader Joaquin Niemann is reportedly preparing to leave the circuit ahead of its 2027 relaunch. Reports indicate the Chilean golfer is very likely to play on the DP World Tour next, as he resolves financial matters owed by LIV. His Torque GC teammate Abraham Ancer is also reported to be departing the league following the expiration of his contract.
Several players have already opted out of the revamped circuit, including Jon Rahm, Adrian Meronk, and David Puig. Meanwhile, Richard Bland and Cameron Tringale are currently the only golfers publicly committed to LIV's 10-event schedule backed by BC Partners, with players given until October 25 to decide their futures.
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