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All European VALORANT teams

Europe looks to dominate yet again.
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Scott Robertson
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Published: Jan 5, 2023 04:40 pm

Over the first two years of top-tier competitive VALORANT in the VCT, Europe as a whole has produced an incredible amount of top teams, superstars, and incredible depth across multiple regions.

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Of the six international VCT events on LAN that have taken place, teams from EMEA (Europe, CIS, and Turkey) have won three of them, including the first world championship at Champions via Acend in 2021.

Acend wins the first ever VALORANT Champions tournament
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In addition to EMEA’s overall success at the highest level, their extensive system of VALORANT Regional Leagues (VRLs) has laid the foundation for the tier-two Challengers system set to be implemented in 2023, underneath the top-tier global leagues. One of those global leagues will be the EMEA league, featuring 10 of the best teams in the world representing partnered organizations.

There are a lot of VALORANT teams across Europe and the EMEA region, so we’ve done our best to document all of them here, starting from the top.

All EMEA teams in the VCT EMEA 2023 league

Ten teams will compete in the VCT EMEA league beginning in 2023. Beginning in 2024, triumphant Ascension teams will start competing in earned two-year windows. Here are the 10 partnered teams:

KOI

The 2023 roster for KOI consists of trexx, koldamenta, starxo, Sheydos, and wolfen, and will be coached by André “BARBARR” Möller.

Fnatic

The 2023 roster for Fnatic consists of Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Leo, and Chronicle. The team will be coached by Jacob “mini” Harris.

Karmine Corp

The 2023 roster for Karmine Corp consists of ScreaM, Nivera, xms, Shin, and Newzera. The team will be coached by Arthur “pm” Guillermet.

NAVI

The 2023 roster for NAVI consists of cNed, ANGE1, SUYGETSU, Zyppan, and Shao. The team will be coached by Erik “d00mbr0s” Sandgren.

Team Vitality

The 2023 roster for Vitality consists of ceNder, BONECOLD, MOLSI, Destrian, and Twisten. The team will be coached by Salah Barakat.

Team Liquid

The 2023 roster for Liquid consists of Sayf, Redgar, nAts, Jamppi, and soulcas. The team will be coached by Emil “eMIL” Sandgren.

Team Heretics

The 2023 roster for Heretics consists of mixwell, zeek, keloqz, Boo, and AvovA. The team will be coached by Neil “neilzinho” Finlay.

BBL Esports

The 2023 roster for BBL will consist of AsLanM4shadoW, aimDLL, QutionerX, Brave, SouhcNi, and Turko. The team will be coached by Berke “Vlad” Kantürk.

Giants Gaming

The 2023 roster will reportedly consist of Fit1nho, hoody, nukkye, rhyme, and Cloud. The team will be coached by Daniil “pipsoN” Meshcheryakov.

FUT Esports

The 2023 FUT Esports roster consists of mojj, qRaxs, qw1, MrFaliN, Muj, and ATA KAPTAN. The team will be coached by Eray “GAIS” Sarıkaya.

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Scott Robertson
VALORANT lead staff writer, also covering CS:GO, FPS games, other titles, and the wider esports industry. Watching and writing esports since 2014. Previously wrote for Dexerto, Upcomer, Splyce, and somehow MySpace. Jack of all games, master of none.
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