EMEA VALORANT lead wants to eventually bring major VCT rivalry matches to local fans

For the first season of the EMEA VCT league, the 10 partnered VALORANT teams competed from the recently constructed Coliseum inside the Messe Berlin Charlottenburg in Germany in front of ravenous fans. And while it may be a long time until it happens, the team behind the league wants to eventually take the show on the road.

In an interview with EMEA VALORANT lead Daniel Ringland in the midst of the ongoing EMEA LCQ, Dot Esports asked him about the potential of taking VCT regular season matches and hosting them where the team’s loyal fan bases could show up in waves. Ringland referenced the match between BBL Esports and FUT Esports in the final week of the regular season, in a battle between the league’s two Turkish teams.