LEC 2026 Broadcast Talent and Co-Streamers Confirmed
Riot Games has unveiled the official English speaking broadcast talent and an expanded roster of co-streamers for the 2026 LEC season, set to kick off with the LEC Versus event.
The League of Legends EMEA Championship will air in 17 languages via various partners, bringing coverage to global fans.
The English team features 10 talents, trimmed from 13 last Winter Split:
- Robert ‘Dagda’ Price
- Daniel ‘Drakos’ Drakos
- Jake ‘Hysterics’ Osypenko
- Finn ‘Finn’ Wiestål
- Jakob ‘Jackspektra’ Kepple
- Laure Valée
- Aaron ‘Medic’ Chamberlain
- Andrei ‘Odoamne’ Pascu
- Eefje ‘Sjokz’ Depoortere
- Andrew ‘Vedius’ Day
This year’s lineup skips special guests and omits host Keltoum ‘Giniro’ Baddaje, caster Alex ‘Nymaera’ Hapgood, and retiree Mikkel ‘Guldborg’ Nielsen.
Returning is Jackspektra, who’ll also compete in NLC alongside Forsen and Pobelter. Ex-pro Odoamne joins after stepping down as Los Ratones coach.
Global Co-Streaming Expansion
Co-streaming sees major growth, with G2 Esports securing eight partners, including debutant Maya ‘Caltys’ Henckel (ex-G2 Hel) and returning Marcin ‘Jankos’ Jankowski. Georgia ‘Troubleinc’ Paras co-streams for Vitality notably absent is Charlie ‘Kesha’ Eriksson from G2.
Key co-streamers by language:
- English: Caedrel, Jankos (G2), Troubleinc (Vitality), Caltys (G2)
- French: Zaboutine (Shifters), Trayton (G2), Kamet0 (KC), Peaxy (Vitality), Skyyart (G2)
- German: Obsess (Fnatic), Karni (SK), Sola (G2)
- Spanish: JordiLMK (Fnatic), Th3antonio/Flakked/ElOjoNinja (GIANTX), Ibai (Movistar KOI), Werlyb/Champi14 (Heretics), Send0o (G2)
- Others: Czech/Freeze/Xnapy (Czech); Wadid et al. (Korean); Starky/Diamondprox (Russian); more in Polish, Portuguese, Greek, Italian, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese.
This setup promises diverse, engaging coverage for LEC’s thrilling 2026 campaign.
Since: October 29, 2025
