Riot Games has dropped the full broadcast talent list for MSI 2026, and if you have watched any international League event over the past few years, you will recognise basically everyone on it.
The desk is stacked, the casters are locked in, and the whole crew is heading to Daejeon to call two weeks of the best League on the planet. No big shake-ups, no surprise debuts, just a roster of familiar voices ready to completely lose it over a cheeky Baron steal.
The full MSI 2026 talent roster
Riot announced fourteen names in total, covering casters, hosts and analysts. Here is the lineup in full:
- From the LCK:
- Atlus
- Aux
- Dgon
- From the LEC:
- Sjokz
- Drakos
- Medic
- Laure
- Dagda
- From the LCS:
- Azael
- CaptainFlowers
- Kobe
- Emily Rand
- Jatt
- Raz
When and where it all kicks off
The whole show runs out of Daejeon, South Korea, from June 28th to July 12th. It splits into two stages: the Play-Ins from June 28 to July 1, where four teams scrap it out and only one crawls through, and the Bracket Stage from July 3rd to July 12th where the title actually gets handed over. Win the lot, and you book your seat at Worlds 2026.
Worth noting the event will lead very quickly into the EWC 2026 League of Legends event. It also gives us a good chance to see players on the international stage ahead of the other big events like Worlds and the ENC.
Lock your Pick’Ems before you tune in
Before the casters even clear their throats, you have got a bit of homework. The Play-Ins Pick’Ems and Crystal Ball close on June 27 at 8:10 PM Pacific, so get your predictions in if you fancy some free rewards for your trouble. The Knockouts Pick’Ems then open back up on July 1. We have broken down all the rewards and how the whole thing works in our MSI 2026 is back rundown.
As for where to actually watch it, it is all going out on Riot’s official YouTube and Twitch channels, with co-streamers joining the party once that list is confirmed.