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Kings League World Cup 2026 – G3X Victory

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The Kings League World Cup 2026, the 7‑a‑side a 7-a-side football tournament created by Gerard Piqué, concluded on took place in Milan, Italy, from 26 July to 1 August 2026 at the Fonzies Arena in Cologno Monzese, Milan. 2026. The competition featured 16 clubs from seven regional leagues, including representatives from Mexico and Saudi Arabia, and was broadcast globally via partners such as DAZN, ESPN, and Disney+ Premium. Brazilian club G3X, assembled by streamer Gaules, captured the title by defeating Italy’s Alpak FC 9‑5 9-5 in the final. final at the Fonzies Arena. G3X completed the competition tournament unbeaten (5‑0), including with a 5-0 record, notably playing the final with only a 50-minute rest following an 8‑2 8-2 semifinal win victory over Ultimate Móstoles. Forward Kelvin Oliveira scored five goals in was the final and finished as tournament’s top scorer with 14 goals, including five in the final, while Andreas Vaz was named the tournament’s best player. The event featured 16 clubs from Europe, Following this international success, G3X has shifted its focus toward securing a domestic title in the Middle East, North Africa and Mexico, with 27 matches streamed worldwide Kings League Brasil. This victory marks a turnaround for free on DAZN and additional coverage on the organization, which previously finished as runners-up in both the 2025 Kings League’s social channels. Over 9,000 spectators attended Cup and the final. 2026 Kings League Brasil. The organization, led by Gaules, is also pursuing infrastructure expansion through new training initiatives and content production.

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  1. 2026-08-17 21:03 UTC Kings League World Cup 2026 – G3X Victory
  2. 2026-08-02 11:31 UTC Kings League World Cup 2026 – G3X Victory
  3. 2026-07-31 15:07 UTC Kings League World Cup 2026

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