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Mid-Season Invitational 2027
The 2027 edition of Riot's Mid-Season Invitational, announced for Feria Valencia in Valencia, Spain.

Competition snapshot
Host and dates
Feria Valencia, Valencia, Spain · 2027[1]
Riot has not announced exact dates.
Champion
Unknown
The tournament is upcoming.[1]
Combined prize pool
Unknown
Riot has not announced a prize pool.[1]
Games
Participant scale
Unknown
Riot describes MSI as bringing together top teams from its regional leagues but has not announced a count for 2027.[1]
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Tournament organizer[1]
Overview
Riot has selected Feria Valencia in Valencia, Spain, for the 2027 Mid-Season Invitational, the first time MSI will be staged in the city. The event is part of Riot’s international League of Legends calendar and brings together leading teams from its regional leagues. The announcement does not yet give dates, ticket details, format, prize pool or the number of participating teams; Riot said dates and tickets would follow in the coming months.[1]
References1
- [1]LoL Esports 2027 and Beyond — LoL Esports / Riot Games
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