All teams qualified for Fortnite FNCS 2025 Global Championship

The FNCS 2025 Global Championship is the biggest event of the year for competitive Fortnite. The top players (in trios) from around the world fought through numerous stages, placing high across the Majors to earn a spot in the tournament.

Now that the third and final FNCS Major has wrapped up, we have the complete list of qualifying teams who will compete in the Global Championship for a prize pool of over $2 million.

On that note, here are all the teams that have qualified for the FNCS 2025 Global Championship.

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All teams participating in the FNCS 2025 Global Championship

The FNCS 2025 Global Championship will be played in a trio format on the primary Battle Royale map of the upcoming Fortnite Chapter 6 Season 4. Here are the number of teams that qualified from each region:

Europe: 11
NA Central: 7
Asia: 3
Middle East: 3
Brazil: 3
Oceania: 3

Here are all the teams that qualified from each region:

Europe

Malibuca, P1ng, Wox
vic0, veno Flickzy
Vanyak3kk, Pixie, MariusCOW
Tjino, PabloWingu, Fredoxie
pixx, Darm, Demus
SwizzY, Queasy, Merstach
Hris, TaySon, Chico
Setty, Japko, panzer
FoCuS, Mikson, Upl
IDrop, charyy, Kami
Chap, MrSavage, rezon ay

NA Central

Cold, Peterbot, Ritual
Acorn, Ajerss, Pollo
Clix, Eomzo, Higgs
Cooper, Curly, Reet
Aminished, Braydz, Visxals
Rapid, Khanada, Boltz
Muz, Sphinx, Shadow

NA West

VicterV, EpikWhale, Paper
Ark, Sxhool, Salko
Bacca, Parz, PXMP

Brazil

Fazer, K1nG, Phzin
Cadu, Stryker, Tisco
WeY, Gabzera, Scarpa

Asia

Koyota, Rise, yuma
Kimkana, Raito, Razl
Buyuriru, Merem, wickesy

Middle East

5aald, FKS, Hero
Rew, saad, Snowy
Adapter, Balor, Mansour

Oceania

alex, Anon, Resignz
Aspect, Cazi, Tinka
Skits, Solvey, Verman

Also read: Fortnite The Milk Cup 2025 LAN Finals set for TwitchCon with $300,000 in prize pool

The FNCS 2025 Global Championship kicks off on September 6, 2026, and concludes the next day. It will take place in the LDLC Arena in Lyon-Décines, France. For more information, you can check the official FNCS 2025 blog here.

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