LPL in Suzhou: Shadow Corporation Supports Korean Players and China's Infrastructure
Shadow Corporation, a leading esports agency for Korean players and coaches in China, visited Suzhou during the third split of 2026 of the League of Legends Pro League (LPL). The agency organized a celebration for AL's Kim Jin-hong (Kael) to mark his sixth anniversary since his debut, providing special merchandise to local fans.
Shadow Corporation has years of experience working in China. Its staff includes former coaches and managers who help Korean players adapt to life in the League of Legends Pro League (LPL). The agency not only helps sign contracts during the transfer window but also regularly visits China to support players and organize fan events.
This time, the company visited Suzhou, where matches were held at LNG e-Sports' home arena, the Suzhou Yangqing International Esports Center. The event was part of a new concept called "Rolling Roadshow," where teams rotate their home arenas to attract fans from different cities. Representatives from all LPL clubs and thousands of fans gathered at the Suzhou venue.
Footage from the event shows the scale of the infrastructure: the stadium holds over 1,000 spectators, with VIP boxes located right in front of the stage. Large banners from sponsors, including Chinese automaker BYD, were also set up in the city, indicating a high level of commercial support for the league.
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