UDIT and the Spanish national esports team continue to project national talent around the world
- UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology renews its sponsorship with the Spanish esports team of FEJUVES for the third consecutive year.
2025 is a key year for esports where it has been announced that there will be an exclusive Olympic Games for this territory, to be held in Riyadh in 2027. Spain faces new challenges and competitive challenges. During the three years of collaboration with UDIT, the Federation has grown exponentially. More than 2000 players have participated in the various tournaments and initiatives organised by the Federation. FEJUVES internationals have competed in 11 countries in 3 continents obtaining a European championship in efootball (2023), a runner-up in the GEF European qualifier in Mobile Legends Bang Bang and a top 6 of the CS2 women's national team (2024).
From Wednesday 26th to Sunday 30th March, attendees at AULA 2025, the Education Fair will be able to visit the stand of UDIT, University of Design, Innovation and Technology in Hall 3 and see the official FEJUVES Spanish esports team's official t-shirt.
To select the internationals this year, the Federation has opted for a direct format, betting on selecting captains of recognized prestige in the team games with the aim of improving the competitive results.
In 2025 the representatives of the Spanish esports team are:
- eFootball: Miguel Mestre, Valencia.
- PUBGMobile:
kpKA1A77 - Fco. Javier Miguelez Ramos, Santander.
NG_PAPI - Luis Ángel Soto Valdés, Madrid.
AN5ms! - Alan Mulet Crochet, Mallorca.
ZETAsukop - Yusef Laout Mohamed, Barcelona.
- Mobile Legends Bang Bang:
Daniel Gonzalez Borrajo, Vigo.
Edgar Benedi "Eduardó", Pineda de Mar (Barcelona).
Iván Mogrovejo Contreras "ItsMoby", Aigües (Alicante).
Marc Corchero Pérez, Barcelona.
Joffre Stiven Sigcho Cevallos "Levi", Lorca (Murcia).
- Sup: José Moreno Lucumi "BlackJack", Marbella (Málaga).
- Assetto Corsa Women: Cristina Ruiz "MissyHard88", Barcelona (Spain).
- Assetto Corsa Men: Pedro Sánchez Albert, Villena (Alicante).
- CS2 Open:
Alejandro Fernández-Quejo Cano "Mopoz", Madrid.
Alejandro Masanet Candela "Alex", Alicante.
David Granado Bermudo, "Dav1g", Sevilla.
Pere Solsona "Sausol", Barcelona.
Yeray Serrano Pérez "Joey", Barcelona.
Sup: Ezequiel Robaina Betancor "Ezetapsss", Canary Islands.
Sup: Rajohn Linato "EasTor", Madrid.
Coach: Eloy Torregrosa Suárez "deLonge", Extremadura.
The CS2 women's team will be led by Aidy García Cortés, Madrid.
The dates of the Europeans are:
- CS2 Open: From 16 to 20 May (Online Phase) In case of being among the top 8 teams. The final phase of the European Championship will be held in person in Kosovo from 9 to 13 July.
- CS2 Women: From 28 May to 1 June (Online Phase) In case of being among the top 8 teams. The final phase of the European Championship will be held in person in Kosovo from 9 to 13 July.
- Mobile Legends Bang Bang: From 3 to 7 June.
- PUBGMobile: 12 and 13 June.
- In efootball and Assetto Corsa Competizione Spain is directly qualified for the World Cup finals.
You can follow all the latest news about the Federation and the Spanish esports teams in their different disciplines on the FEJUVES social networks.
In the words of Nacho Chamorro (FEJUVES): "This year the national team faces a real challenge with an increasingly clear horizon, which is the Olympic Games of esports, which will be a before and after in international esports competitions by nations.
We believe that the change of format in terms of the international selection will help us to have the best players in each game, to have more time to prepare and to ensure that more Spanish representatives reach the World Cup finals. We are ready and delighted to have among our sponsors the training benchmark that is UDIT, the leader of the teleoperators, Telefónica, and our textile supplier Joma".
