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The 2026 eSports World Cup concluded in Paris after seven weeks of competition, with the First Gamers Global club claiming the title in the third edition of the tournament, earning 5,300 points and narrowly surpassing second place. The event featured more than 2,000 players from 200 clubs representing over 100 countries, competing across 25 tournaments in 24 popular games, making it a record-breaking event in the digital domain. Saudi Arabia's strong support for this sector laid the groundwork for investment, talent empowerment, and transforming it into a global platform that combines sports, entertainment, and culture. It is expected that attention will once again turn to Riyadh to host future editions of the tournament.
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