Club History
15 entries in the Fnatic compendium.
Finn karrigan AndersenThe ageless in-game leader who redefined longevity in Counter-Strike.Fabian xPeke DiepstratenThe Mid Laner Who Crowned Europe as the First World Champions.Martin Rekkles LarssonThe legendary Swedish AD carry who defined an era in European League of Legends.Steven sOAZ LivThe stoic French guardian who anchored Fnatic's top lane through years of glory and heartbreak.Jesper BroxahThe Danish jungler who helped Fnatic reach the 2018 World Championship Final.Matt SargentinA name in the long, layered story of Fnatic's competitive identity.Fnatic 2004Five players, one name, and a Swedish LAN that changed everything.ESL LECFnatic: A legendary esports organisation with over 200 championship wins across 30 games.AstralisThe Danish dynasty that redefined Counter-Strike.Fnatic Dota 2European pride on the Dota 2 world stage, carried on the Fnatic name.Fnatic CS:GO 2014The all-Swedish Fnatic CS:GO roster that dominated 2014-2015.EtwosTwo players, one heartbeat—the quiet architecture behind Fnatic's loudest rosters.Fnatic FIFAA quiet chapter in a loud house: where football met the Fnatic crest.Fnatic AcademyProfessional esports organisation headquartered in London, England.MLG Columbus 2015One more arena, one more test: Fnatic carried the yellow-and-black flag across the Atlantic.
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