Caedrel, Jankos and Kamet0 among LEC 2025 Winter Split co-streamers

The League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) has unveiled its broadcast partners and co-streaming line-up for the 2025 Winter Split.

Riot Games’ new expanded co-streaming line-up includes some of the most influential streamers in the space, such as Marc Robert ‘Caedrel‘ Lamont, Marcin ‘Jankos‘ Jankowski and Kamel ‘Kamet0‘ Kebir.

First introduced to the LEC in 2023, co-streaming has become a major trend in League of Legends esports. Some creators have managed to generate significant viewership figures for the league outside of its official broadcast.

Kamet0, owner of the LEC team Karmine Corp, has bolstered interest and engagement from the French fanbase, driving the league and his team’s viewership numbers throughout the season.

Following his stint on Team Heretics, Jankos is now a co-streamer for Rogue. He will be watching the team’s games while he plays as the starting Jungler for the NLC team The Ruddy Sack.

Riot has also confirmed it will permanently add Polish, Vietnamese and Thai-speaking co-streamers, as well as Czech and Portuguese creators, for the new LEC season. The list of co-streamers, however, might be subject to changes in the following splits.

Official broadcast partners have also been announced, with English, French, Spanish, German, Polish, Hungarian, Serbian, Czech and Italian all confirmed for the entirety of the 2025 season.

The game publisher also plans to maintain the tradition of bringing co-streamers to the Riot Games Arena in Berlin each week, with Tolkin, Knekro, Trayton and Karni being LEC’s week one guests.

The LEC 2025 Winter Split will kick off this Saturday with the opening match between Team Heretics and Rogue at 5pm GMT. The regular split will follow the same schedule as the previous year, with match days taking place on Saturday, Sunday, and Monday.

The major change to the 2025 competitive season is the implementation of the Fearless Draft mode, which prevents teams from playing champions that have been played or banned previously in the game series.

The competition will pause for a week following the Group Stages to give teams time to reset and prepare for the Playoffs which will start on February 15th. The Playoffs will also be followed by another Break Week to allow the players to recharge before the First Stand event which will begin on March 10th.