Official: Talon and Paris Saint-Germain will end their League of Legends partnership next year

Talon Esports and PSG Esports announced on Sunday that their cooperation on the League of Legends project will end after the current agreement ends. Until 2026.

"The partnership between Talon and Paris Saint-Germain has been an extraordinary journey with important milestones and achievements in esports," the statement read.

“This joint decision reflects a change in priorities and strategy for both organizations. We are incredibly proud of what we have achieved together, and this partnership will be remembered as one of the most iconic in esports history. TALON and The bond that PSG has built over the years is deeply valued.”

“As this chapter closes, TALON and PSG remain open to future collaboration when the time is right. Both parties are committed to advancing the global esports ecosystem and look forward to exploring new projects that align with our mutual vision for the future.”

Talon is an e-sports club based in Hong Kong, China, founded in 2017. The club operates League of Legends, Valorant, Dota 2, Rainbow Six: Siege, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, and It has multiple e-sports projects such as Arena of Valor, and its business mainly covers the Asia-Pacific region.

Since its establishment in 2016, Paris Saint-Germain's e-sports division has cooperated with many top teams. Currently, there are 6 professional teams participating in League of Legends, Dota 2, Fortnite, Arena of Valor and FIFA 23. Their League of Legends The team is also affiliated with the Talon e-sports club and participates in the League of Legends Pacific Professional League (PCS) and major international competitions under the name PSG Talon.