All Official Co-Streamers For Worlds 2024

All Official Co-Streamers For Worlds 2024

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19 Aug, 2024, 18:13

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Last updated: 9 Apr, 2025, 12:03

Riot has just released the official list of co-streamers set to stream League of Legends Worlds 2024 virtually. Set to kick off on the 25th of September, Worlds is the largest esports tournament in the world and will run its course over a month, celebrating the very best teams in League of Legends in a brutal gauntlet for the ultimate title of world champion.

All Official Co-Streamers for Worlds 2024

A total of 20 languages have been confirmed, with English and Spanish including an especially large ensemble this year. 82 streamers confirmed as official co-streamers. Check out the full list below, sorted by region and language for your convenience!

North America

English

Latin America

Spanish

Brazil

Portuguese

Oceania

English

Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA)

English

German

French

Spanish

Italian

Greek

Czech

Turkish

Polish

Arabic

Hungarian

Romanian

Korea

Korean

Asia-Pacific

Vietnamese

Thai

Japanese

Indonesian

Mandarin

Filipino/Tagalog

English (India)

China

Mandarin

 

Don't forget to check out Opera GX's  browser for the new Co-Streamer Hub we outlined in our guide. The hub will allow you to sort through all co-streamers to better find your preferred viewing experience.

 

For the latest League of Legends news, follow Strafe Esports. To follow everything on Worlds 2024, check out our full guide. Also, follow the Strafe YouTube channel for exclusive interviews with players and coaches.

Credit: LoL Esports // Riot Games


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