Fnatic

Fnatic Valorant is a team that fans have been following closely since the organization stepped into Riot’s shooter back in 2021. From inception, they weren't merely another European roster — they became one of the most admired names on the world scene very quickly.

The most successful period for the team came in 2023. With Boaster, Derke, Alfajer, Leo, and Chronicle on the server, Fnatic delivered some of the most memorable moments Valorant has ever seen. At LOCK//IN São Paulo they survived an all-time classic against LOUD, pulling off a miracle comeback on Icebox from 3–9 down to take the series 3–2. A few months later, they lifted the trophy again at Masters Tokyo. Even though Champions 2023 ended with a 4th-place finish, that roster showed the world just how far Valorant Fnatic players could go.

The current Valorant Fnatic roster has changed but the core spirit remains. Today the lineup features Boaster, Alfajer, Chronicle, kaajak, and crashies — a mix of experienced leaders and fresh talent. With coach Milan de Meij, the team continues to pursue titles and learn to adjust to new metas. Fans are always assured they can count on Fnatic to battle until the absolute final round, regardless of score. Their busy schedule throughout regional and international events only places more stress on them, but they continue to successfully use it as momentum for growth.

Fnatic stats for the past years are a testament in themselves: numerous international finals, two Masters victories, and a rare honor of never having skipped a single VALORANT Champions from 2021 until 2025. Their matches are no less than tales fans would remember for years to come, from miraculous turnarounds to gut-wrenching losses. With a hectic roster of matches in EMEA and international stages, Fnatic is still one of the most stable and entertaining teams Valorant has in store.