Riot Games has announced that Logitech G will return as the official peripheral sponsor of the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) for 2021 and 2022.
As Peripherals Partner, Logitech G will continue to provide LEC players with top-of-the-range gaming accessories including keyboards, mice and mousepads. The brand will also continue to sponsor the LEC’s Mechanics segment throughout the year. This ongoing feature gives fans an insight into the technical prowess of the league’s finest players, as our experts break down their dives, ganks and steals.
“We are proud to be one of the founding partners of the LEC and to be able to participate in the construction and development of what has become the most prominent western esports league. For us, the LEC brings together all the values one looks for in a first-class partner, and that is why we are excited to extend this adventure for another two years,” Henning Christiansson, Global Category Head of Pro Series & Esport at Logitech G, said.
“We’re really proud to be working with one of the best gaming peripherals providers in the world for the third year running,” Alban Dechelotte, Head of Sponsorships & New Business EU Esports at Riot Games, said.
“Everything that Logitech G lays out for our players is absolutely top of the range, and their knowledge of the game is second to none. We value our partnership so much that we’ve signed on with them for a multi-year deal! I can’t wait to see what unfolds going forward and how the collaboration will evolve,” Alban Dechelotte added.
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