The Esports World Cup Foundation has revealed the full suite of esports organisations joining forces with the brand for the 2025 Club Partners circuit. It was pointed out that bringing these organisations together to represent the $20 million ecosystem ‘unites 300 million esports fans’.
Out of 200 applications received, 40 esports organisations were granted access to the Club Partner Program, which can reward teams with grants of up to $1 million to expand their brand.
Making The World Go Around
The Saudi Arabian Esports World Cup Foundation continues to shower the industry with cash, standing up another iteration of the Club Partner Program in 2025. This $20 million ecosystem has been bought into by 40 esports organisations, many of which will compete at this year’s Esports World Cup in Riyadh.
Here’s the full list of teams in the Esports World Cup Club Partner Program in 2025:
- 100 Thieves
- All Gamers
- Bilibili Gaming
- Edward Gaming
- Cloud9
- EVOS
- FaZe Clan
- Fnatic
- Furia
- G2 Esports
- Gaimin Gladiators
- Gen.G
- Gentle Mates
- Heroic
- JD Gaming
- Karmine Corp
- Leviatan
- Loud
- Mouz
- Navi
- NIP
- Onic
- POWR
- Reject
- S8UL
- Sentinels
- T1
- Team BDS
- Team Falcons
- Team Liquid
- Team RRQ
- Team Secret
- Team Spirit
- Team Vitality
- Movistar KOI
- Twisted Minds
- Virtus
- Weibo Gaming
- Wolves Esports
- Zeta Division
The list represents the best of the best where the esports industry is concerned. There are some notable teams missing from the roster, though – but not every organisation could make the cut.
Eight of the teams in this year’s Club Partners Program ‘qualified’ by succeeding at last year’s Esports World Cup in the Club Championship tournament. Team Falcons claimed the top spot, but the likes of Liquid, BDS, and Vitality all came in close behind the Saudi organisation.
Is there an esports organisation you’d like to see inducted into the Club Partners Program in the future? Let me know in the comments or on the Insider Gaming forum.
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