Team Vitality is pleased to announce its expansion into three shooting game titles in preparation for the 2026 Esports World Cup (EWC) this summer. The club will be competing in PUBG (PC), Call of Duty: Warzone, and CrossFire, expanding on the success of its current FPS rosters in Counter-Strike and VALORANT. This move marks a significant step in the organization’s competitive legacy.
The goal of this expansion is both sporting and community-driven, aiming to win new trophies and attract a fresh fan base to these games. Team Vitality’s ambition remains unwavering: to establish itself as the premier esports club globally.
In the realm of Call of Duty: Warzone, Team Vitality has returned to the competitive scene for 2026 with a roster of experienced players boasting previous EWC success. The team is set to compete in the Warzone Resurgence Series, with LAN finals scheduled at DreamHack Birmingham and DreamHack Atlanta leading up to the 2026 EWC.
For PUBG (PC), Team Vitality is making a comeback to competitive play after participating in 2018-2019. The squad features players from the Nemiga banner, as well as Coach Ramazan “H1RUZEN” Valiullin, previously from Geekay. This return provides a platform to unite the global fanbase and bridge the gap between PC and Mobile titles in the PUBG LAN circuit.
Additionally, in CrossFire, Team Vitality has acquired ROC Esports’ former team to compete in the CrossFire West League (EMEA). With a dedicated gaming house in Egypt, the team is gearing up for competition across key splits in March/April and June/July, aiming to secure a spot in the EWC and the CrossFire Stars World Championship in China.
Looking ahead to EWC 2026, Team Vitality sets its sights on further success, aiming to elevate its position in the esports world. The organization’s leadership emphasizes the commitment to building star-studded rosters across different games, reflecting a dedication to competing at the highest international level and providing fans with more reasons to support Team Vitality.
